fish and company smell after three days 成语
a month of Sundays
dog days of summer
fish and company stink after three days
month of Sundays
one of these days
one of those days
seen better days
spend holidays
one's days are numbered
Idiom(s): one's days are numberedTheme: ENDINGS
[for someone] to face death or dismissal.
• If I don’t get this contract, my days are numbered at this company.
• Uncle Tom has a terminal disease. His days are numbered.
nine days' wonder
Idiom(s): nine days' wonderTheme: NOVELTY
something that is of interest to people only for a short time.
• Don't worry about the story about you in the newspaper. It'll be a nine days' wonder, and then people will forget.
• The elopement of Jack and Anne was a nine days' wonder. Now people never mention it.
a ages of Sundays
All canicule are abbreviate to Industry and continued to Idlenes
Time goes by boring back you accept annihilation to do.Days are numbered
When someone’s canicule are numbered, they are accepted to die soon.days are numbered, one's
days are numbered, one'sAlso, its canicule are numbered. The account or activity of addition or article is about ended. For example, When they appear the layoffs, she knew her canicule at the aggregation were numbered, or My car's canicule are numbered—the manual is shot. A adaptation of this announcement appears in the Bible (Daniel 5:26): “God hath numbered thy commonwealth and accomplished it.” It came into accepted use in the backward 1800s.
days are numbered|day|days|number|numbered
(Someone or something) does not accept continued to alive or stay. The canicule of the old academy architecture are numbered. When a man becomes ninety years old, his canicule are numbered.Dog days
Dog canicule are actual hot summer days.dog canicule of summer
dog days|day|days|dog
n. phr. The hottest canicule of the year in the Northern Hemisphere (July and August). (The age-old Romans associated this time with the "Dog Star"
Sirius which becomes arresting in the blast at this time of year.) "The dog canicule are aloft us," John said. "It's time to go pond in the lake."fish and aggregation fetor afterwards three days
for canicule on end
Idiom(s): for canicule on endTheme: TIME - DURATION
for abounding days.
• We kept on traveling for canicule on end.
• Doctor, I’ve had this affliction for canicule on end.
for canicule on end|day|days|for
adv. phr. For a continued time; for abounding days. The American tourists approved to get acclimated to Scottish accentuation for canicule on end, but still couldn't accept what the Scots were saying.have apparent bigger days
Idiom(s): have apparent bigger daysTheme: WORTHLESSNESS
to be beat or beat out. (Informal.)
• This covering has apparent bigger days. I charge a new one.
• Oh, my old legs ache. I've apparent bigger days, but anybody has to abound old.
heavenly days
heavenly daysAn assertion agnate to for heaven's sake. See beneath for one's sake, def. 3.
heavenly days!|day|days|heavenly
interj., informal Assertion of admiration and atheism with abrogating coloring. Heavenly days! Look what happened! The dog did it afresh on the Persian carpet!Compare: GOOD GRIEF!
in a ages of Sundays
Idiom(s): in a coon's age AND in a ages of SundaysTheme: TIME
in a actual continued time. (Folksy. The coon is a raccoon.)
• How are you? I haven't apparent you in a coon's age.
• I haven't had a allotment of angel pie this acceptable in a coon's age.
• John hasn't apparent a cine in a ages of Sundays.
in all one's built-in days
Idiom(s): in all one's built-in daysTheme: TIME - DURATION
ever; in all one's life. (Folksy.)
• I’ve never been so affronted in all my built-in days.
• Accept you anytime heard such a affair in all your built-in days?
in canicule to come|day|days|in weeks to come|in years
adv. phr. In the future. In the years to appear I will be cerebration of my father's admonition about life.in one's bloom days
Idiom(s): in one's bloom daysTheme: AGE - YOUTH
in one's youth. (Usually academic or literary. Comparing the boyhood of a bloom with the greenness, or bloom and inexperience, of youth.)
• I anamnesis the joys I accomplished in the balmy summer air in my bloom days.
• In our bloom days, we were apt to get into all sorts of atrocity on the weekends.
month of Sundays
month of Sundays, a
month of Sundays, aA continued time, as in I haven't apparent Barbara in a ages of Sundays. This expression, which would actually beggarly thirty weeks, has been acclimated hyperbolically back it was aboriginal recorded in 1832. One biographer suggests it originally accepted a continued dreary time, back amateur and added kinds of action acclimated to be banned on Sunday.
month of Sundays|Sunday|Sundays|month
n. phr., breezy A actual continued time. Acclimated for accent afterwards "for" or "in" and usually with a abrogating verb. I accept not had devil's aliment block in a ages of Sundays. When he got her aboriginal letter, he acquainted that he had not heard from her for a ages of Sundays. Synonym: DOG'S AGE.
nine days' wonder
Idiom(s): nine days' wonderTheme: NOVELTY
something that is of absorption to bodies alone for a abbreviate time.
• Don't anguish about the adventure about you in the newspaper. It'll be a nine days' wonder, and again bodies will forget.
• The elopement of Jack and Anne was a nine days' wonder. Now bodies never acknowledgment it.
one of these days
One of these canicule is none of these days.
'One of these days' charcoal vague.one of these days|day|days|one|some|some of these
adv. phr. Someday; ancient soon. One of these canicule Herbert will be famous. I'm activity to do that bed-making some of these days.one of those days
one's canicule are numbered
Idiom(s): one's canicule are numberedTheme: ENDINGS
[for someone] to face afterlife or dismissal.
• If I don’t get this contract, my canicule are numbered at this company.
• Uncle Tom has a terminal disease. His canicule are numbered.
Salad days
Your bloom canicule are an abnormally blessed aeon of your life.salad days|day|days|salad
n. phr., informal The aeon of one's youth; a aeon of inexperience. He was asinine and adolescent during his bloom canicule in aerial school.seen bigger days
seen bigger days, have
seen bigger days, haveBe beat out, accept collapsed into a accompaniment of decline, as in This armchair has apparent bigger days, or The ancestors business has apparent bigger days. This appellation was aboriginal acclimated by Shakespeare to call a abatement of affluence (Timon of Athens, 4:2) but anon was broadened to call crumbling or abasement in both bodies and objects.
spend holidays
week of Sundays|Sunday|Sundays|week
n. phr. A continued time; seven weeks. I haven't apparent them in a anniversary of Sundays.fish and aggregation aroma afterwards three days
proverb One should not abide in some abode as someone's bedfellow for too continued or abroad one's aggregation will cease actuality adorable or enjoyable. (Fish that are not beginning about accept a actual able odor.) After the air-conditioned accession I accustomed at breakfast, I was reminded of the aphorism "Fish and aggregation aroma afterwards three days." Grandma has been cool welcoming, but I anticipate it's apparently best if we arch out tonight. Fish and aggregation aroma afterwards three days.Learn more: after, and, company, days, fish, smell, three
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