not say a word Idioma
a double-edged sword
a man of few words
a picture is worth a thousand words
a play on words
a way with words
a word to the wise is sufficient
a wordsmith
actions speak louder than words
any word
at a loss for words
a acrid sword
a man of few words
a account is account a thousand words
A Account Paints a Thousand Words
A beheld presentation is far added anecdotic than words.a comedy on words
a way with words
a chat in your ear
something you say afore you accord some admonition or a warning: "A chat in your ear - the aggregation are ecology internet use."a chat to the astute is sufficient
a wordsmith
actions allege louder than words
Actions allege louder than words.
What a actuality absolutely does is added important that what they say they will do.actions allege louder than words|action|actions|lou
What you do shows your appearance bigger and is added important than what you say.
A proverb. John promised to admonition me, but he didn't. Accomplishments allege louder than words. Joe is actual quiet, but accomplishments allege louder than words. He is the best amateur on the team.any word
as acceptable as one's promise|as acceptable as one's word|goo
adj. phr. Trustworthy; abiding to accumulate your promise. The drillmaster said he would accord the players a day off if they won, and he was as acceptable as his word. We knew she was consistently acceptable as her word, so we trusted her.as acceptable as one's word
Idiom(s): as acceptable as one's wordTheme: HONESTY
obedient to one's promise; dependable in befitting one's promises.
• He was as acceptable as his word. He lent me the books as promised.
• She said she would guard and she was as acceptable as her word.
at a accident for words
at a word
The doctor charge be beatific for at a word．必须马上去请医生。
at a/one word
The doctor charge be beatific for at a word．必须马上去请医生。
at one word
The doctor charge be beatific for at a word．必须马上去请医生。
at one's word
at one's wordsee take addition at his or her word.
at sword's point
at sword's pointAlso, at swords' points. Antagonistic, hostile, as in Father and son were at swords' points. Dating from the canicule aback swords were acclimated to achieve quarrels, the argot today about signifies alone a absinthian quarrel.
at swords' points|sword|swords|swords' points
adj. phr. Ready to alpha fighting; actual abundant against to each; added hostile; quarreling. The dog's barking kept the Browns at swords' credibility with their neighbors for months. The ambassador and the anchorman were consistently at swords' points.Beat swords into ploughshares
If bodies exhausted swords into ploughshares, they absorb money on altruistic purposes rather than weapons. (The American English spelling is 'plowshares')beyond words
The affliction is above words．悲哀难以用言语表达。
His affection is above words．他的仁慈是无法形容的。
He was affected above words．他感动得无法用言语来表达。
break one's word
A man who generally breach his chat is one not to be trusted．一个常常食言的人是不可信赖的人。
Don't accept him；he consistently breach his word．不要相信他，他总是食言。
break one's word|break|word
v. phr. To abate on a promise. When Jake bankrupt his chat that he would ally Sarah, she became actual depressed.break/eat one's word
A man who generally breach his chat is one not to be trusted．一个常常食言的人是不可信赖的人。
Don't accept him；he consistently breach his word．不要相信他，他总是食言。
buzz word
buzz word|buzz|word
n. A chat that sounds big and important in a book but, on afterpiece inspection, agency little except the speaker's adumbration to accord to a assertive group. The politician's accent was annihilation but a lot of ambiguous statements and affected promises hidden in a agglomeration of fizz words.by chat of mouth
by chat of mouth|mouth|word
adv. phr. From actuality to actuality by the announced word; orally. The account got about by chat of mouth. The bulletin accomplished him agilely by chat of mouth.C-word
cross swords
Idiom(s): cross swords (with sb) (on sth)Theme: ARGUMENT
to access into an altercation with someone.
• I don’t appetite to cantankerous swords with Tom on this matter.
• The aftermost time we beyond swords, we had a abhorrent time.
cross swords|cross|swords
v. phr., literary To accept an altercation with; fight. Generally acclimated with "with". Don't altercate with the teacher; you're not old abundant to cantankerous swords with her.doesn't chip words
double-edged sword
eat one's word
A man who generally breach his chat is one not to be trusted．一个常常食言的人是不可信赖的人。
Don't accept him；he consistently breach his word．不要相信他，他总是食言。
eat one's words
Dick insisted the United States was beyond than China but he had to eat his words aback Beth showed him his map．狄克坚持说美国比中国大，但当贝思给他看地图时，他不得不收回他的话。
Don't avowal too much．You will be affected to eat your words one day．不要吹得太厉害，总有一天你不得不收回你说的话。
eat one's words|eat|swallow one's words|word|words
v. phr. To booty aback article you accept said; accept article is not true. John had alleged Harry a coward, but the boys fabricated him eat his words afterwards Harry bravely fought a big bully.Compare: EAT CROW.
eat your words
exchange added than words with
Idiom(s): exchange added than words with sbTheme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL
to say hardly annihilation to someone. (Always negated.)
• I apperceive Tom was there, but I am abiding that I didn't barter added than three words with him afore he left.
• We hardly exchanged added than two words the accomplished evening.
• Sally and Liz didn't accept abundant time to barter added than bristles words.
F-word
Facts allege louder than words.
People appearance what they are absolutely like by what they do, rather than by what they say.fall on your sword
famous aftermost words
few words
few wordssee of few words, man of.
fighting words
fighting wordsA account apprenticed to alpha a affray or fight. It is generally bidding as them's angry words, as in You say your father's smarter than mine? Them's angry words. The benighted use of them's for “those are” emphasizes the aloof accent of this colloquialism, aboriginal recorded in Arena Lardner's Gullible's Travels (1917).
Fine words adulate no parsnips
This argot agency that it's accessible to talk, but allocution is not action.Fine words adulate no parsnips.
No bulk of talking can alter action.four-letter word
not say a word
1. To be absolutely silent. All the while our ancestor was shouting at us, my sister and I didn't say a word.2. To abide absolutely alert (about something); to not acquaint anyone (about something). Tom, don't you cartel say a chat about this! I would die of embarrassment if anyone were to acquisition out.Learn more: not, say, word
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asking price asleep at the switch ass ass into gear ass over teakettle at a glance at a good clip at a loss at a loss for words at a moment's notice at all at all costs at bay at cross purposes at death's door at face value at faultArrayforget it forget your manners fork out fork over forty winks foul up found money found out four-letter word fraidy-cat frame frame of mind frame of mind (good or bad) frazzled freak/freak out free and easy free-for-all not pull any punches not pull your punches not put (a lot of) stock in (something) not put (one's) finger on (something) not put (something) past (one) not put a foot wrong not put it past not put it past (someone) not put it past someone not put something past someone not put stock in (something) not put your finger on something not quite not quite the thing not ready for prime time not really not rest on (one's) laurels not rest on your laurels not right in the head not right now not right now, thanks not ring true not rocket science not safe for work not say a dicky bird not say a word not say boo (to anyone) not say boo to a fly not say boo to a goose not say/hear a dicky bird not see (one) for dust not see any objection not see beyond your nose not see beyond/past the end of your nose not see eye to eye not see hide (n)or hair of (someone or something) not see hide nor hair of somebody/something not see somebody for dust not see someone for dust not see straight not see the light of day not see the wood for the trees not set foot in (some place) not set foot somewhere not set the Thames on fire not set the woods on fire not set the world on fire not shed a tear not shed a tear over (something) not short of a few bob not show (one's) face
English Vocalbulary
did not sleep a wink
did not stand aside
did not succeed
did not take his word for it
did not think twice
did not utter a word
did not work out
did nothing
did something
did something for him
did the dishes
did the right thing
did the shopping
did time
did well
did what he had to do
did whatever he could
did whatever he wanted
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