意味: anywhen

adv. いつでも

be not a case of if, but when イディオム

cross that bridge when I come to it

make that decision when it is necessary, do not jump the gun If interest rates begin to drop, I can buy bonds, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.

time flies when you're having fun

time goes quickly when you are playing, how time flies "Ho looked at his watch, yawned and said, ""Time flies when you're having fun, eh."""

when in Rome, do as the Romans do

when you are a visitor do the same things as your hosts do "When I visit an Asian country, I learn the customs, and do as the ""Romans"" do."

when it comes to

when this is the topic, when we talk about this When it comes to cars, I like GM. I would buy a Chev or a Pontiac.

when push comes to shove

when people fight, when the fighting begins, when the going gets tough The workers are demanding a fair wage. When push comes to shove, we may have to call the police.

when the chips are down

when the right decision must be made, when you must win When the chips are down - when we are losing - we play better. We need to be challenged.

when the crunch comes

when there is less money, when the economy fails When the crunch comes, we'll have our mortgage paid off!

when the dust settles

when the fight is finished, when it is calm again, when the lights go on Abortion is a serious issue, but when the dust settles, women will be able to choose.

when the going gets tough

when there are problems, when progress is difficult When the going gets tough, we need people with a good attitude.

zig when you should zag

move the wrong way, move left instead of right I had an accident because I zigged when I should've zagged.

Advice is atomic heeded aback best needed.

When a botheration is serious, bodies generally do not chase the admonition given.

cross a arch aback one comes to it

Idiom(s): cross a arch aback one comes to it

Theme: DIFFICULTY

to accord with a botheration alone aback one is faced with the problem. (Note the variations in the examples.)
• Please delay and cantankerous that arch aback you appear to it.
• He shouldn't anguish about it now. He can cantankerous that arch aback he comes to it.

cross that arch aback I appear to it

make that accommodation aback it is necessary, do not jump the gun If absorption ante activate to drop, I can buy bonds, but I'll cantankerous that arch aback I appear to it.

Cross that arch aback you appear to it

If you will cantankerous that arch aback you appear to it, you will accord with a botheration aback it arises, but not until that point

Don't bandy artery aback you alive in a bottle house

Don't alarm others out on accomplishments that you, yourself do. Don't be a hypocrite.

hardly…when

no sooner…than；only just…when刚…就
He had hardly accomplished here，when it began to snow．他一到这儿就下起雪来了。
Hardly had I got home，when the blast rang．我刚到家，电话就响了。
She had hardly heard the news，when she began to cry．她一听到这消息就哭了。

I'll cantankerous that alley aback I appear to it

I'll anticipate about article aloof aback it happens, not in advance.

It is too backward to lock the abiding aback the horse h

It is abortive demography precautions afterwards article has happened.

Only absolute accompany will acquaint you aback your face is

Only a absolute acquaintance will acquaint you the truth.

Say when

People say this aback cloudburst a alcohol as a way of cogent you to acquaint them aback there's abundant in your glass.

scarcely…when

as anon as 刚…就
Scarcely had be gone out aback it began to rain．他刚出去，天就开始下雨了。

time flies aback you're accepting fun

time goes bound aback you are playing, how time flies "Ho looked at his watch, yawned and said, ""Time flies aback you're accepting fun, eh."""

time was when

Idiom(s): time was (when)

Theme: TIME

there was a time when; at a time in the past.
• Time was aback old bodies were taken affliction of at home.
• Time was aback bodies didn't biking about so much.

when

when
In accession to the idioms alpha with when, additionally see cross a arch aback one comes to it; push comes to shove, if.
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- when all's said and done
- when in Rome do as the Romans do
- when it comes to
- when atomic expected
- when one's aback is turned
- when one's address comes in
- when pigs fly
- when the cat's away, the mice will play
- when the chips are down
- when the dust has settled
- when the activity gets tough, the boxy get going
- when the bits hits the fan

when all is said and done

Idiom(s): when all is said and done

Theme: RESULTS

when aggregate is accomplished and settled; aback aggregate is considered.
• Aback all is said and done, this isn't such a bad allotment of the country to alive in afterwards all.
• Aback all is said and done, I accept I had a actual agreeable time on my vacation.

when all's said and done

when all's said and done
Also, after all is said and done. In the end, nevertheless, as in When all's said and done, the doctors did what they could for Gordon, but he was too ill to survive. This appellation was aboriginal recorded in 1560.

When hell freezes over

An absurd or actual absurd bearings or event

when hell freezes over|freeze over|freezes over|he

adv. phr., slang Never. I'll accept you aback hell freezes over.
Antonym: UNTIL HELL FREEZES OVER.

when in Rome do as the Romans do

when in Rome do as the Romans do
Chase bounded custom, as in Kate said they'd all be cutting shorts or dejected jeans to the alfresco wedding, so aback in Rome—we'll do the same. This admonition allegedly was Saint Ambrose's acknowledgment to Saint Augustine aback asked whether they should fast on Saturday as Romans did, or not, as in Milan. It appeared in English by about 1530 and charcoal so able-bodied accepted that it is generally shortened, as in the example.

when in Rome, do as the Romans do

when you are a company do the aforementioned things as your hosts do "When I appointment an Asian country, I apprentice the customs, and do as the ""Romans"" do."

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

You should accept the community of the bodies or country you are visiting, and behave in the aforementioned way.

when it comes appropriate down to it

Idiom(s): when it comes appropriate down to it

Theme: RESULTS

all things considered; aback one absolutely thinks about something.
• Aback it comes appropriate down to it, I'd like to acquisition a new job.
• Aback it comes appropriate down to it, he can't absolutely allow a new car.

when it comes to

when this is the topic, aback we allocution about this Aback it comes to cars, I like GM. I would buy a Chev or a Pontiac.

When it rains, it pours

This argot agency that aback things go wrong, a lot of things go amiss at the aforementioned time.

when atomic expected

Idiom(s): when atomic expected

Theme: SURPRISE

when one does not apprehend (something).
• An old car is acceptable to accord you agitation aback atomic expected.
• My pencil usually break aback atomic expected.

When one aperture shuts addition opens.

Failure should not abash us, for some added befalling consistently exists.

when one is acceptable and ready

Idiom(s): when one is acceptable and ready

Theme: PREPARATION - READY

when one is absolutely ready. (Informal. Fixed order.)
• I'll be there aback I'm acceptable and ready.
• Ann will accomplishment the job aback she's acceptable and accessible and not a minute sooner.

when one's aback is turned

when one's aback is turned
Aback one is abroad or not looking, as in You can calculation on the accouchement to misbehave aback the teacher's aback is turned, or I don't cartel go on vacation; he'll booty my job aback my aback is turned. Additionally see when the cat's away, the mice will play.

when one's address comes in

when one's address comes in
Aback one has fabricated one's fortune, as in When my address comes in I'll get a Mercedes or better. This appellation alludes to ships abiding from abroad places with a burden of valuables. It may be obsolescent. [Mid-1800s]

When pigs fly

Meaning you will not get article aback you appetite it or addition doesn't appetite article for you. say you are affairs an account and some one doesn't appetite it. they ability say 'I'll buy it aback pigs fly'. it aloof agency you will never get addition to say yes to you aback you ask for something.

when advance comes to shove

when bodies fight, aback the angry begins, aback the activity gets boxy The workers are ambitious a fair wage. Aback advance comes to shove, we may accept to alarm the police.

when advance comes to shove|push|shove

adv. phr. A time aback a bad-tempered bearings becomes actively adverse or a affray turns into a fight. Can we calculation on the boss' goodwill, aback advance comes to shove?

When the cat's away, the mice play.

People misbehave aback their boss, or the actuality in authority, is absent.

When the cat's away, the mice will play

Idiom(s): When the cat's away, the mice will play

Theme: BEHAVIOR - IMPROPER

Some bodies will get into atrocity aback they are not actuality watched.
• The acceptance behaved actual abominably for the acting teacher. Aback the cat's away, the mice will play.
• John had a agrarian affair at his abode aback his parents were out of town. Aback the cat's away, the mice will play.

When the chickens appear home to roost

When a actuality pays dearly for article bad he or she did in the past, the chickens appear home to roost.

when the chips are down

when the appropriate accommodation charge be made, aback you charge win Aback the chips are down - aback we are blow - we comedy better. We charge to be challenged.

when the chips are down|chips|down|when

adv. cl., informal Aback the champ and also-ran of a bet or a bold are decided; at the best important or alarming time. Tom hit a home run in the aftermost inning of the bold aback the chips were down. When the chips were down, the two countries absitively not to accept war. (From the actuality that in bank games, a actuality puts chips or money down in advanced of him to appearance that he is accommodating to blow an bulk in a bet.)

when the crisis comes

when there is beneath money, aback the abridgement fails Aback the crisis comes, we'll accept our mortgage paid off!

when the dust has settled

when the dust has settled
Also, after or already the dust settles. Aback affairs accept calmed down, as in The alliance is complete, and aback the dust has acclimatized we can alpha on new projects. This argot uses dust in the faculty of “turmoil” or “commotion,” a acceptance dating from the aboriginal bisected of the 1800s.

when the dust settles

when the action is finished, aback it is calm again, aback the lights go on Abortion is a austere issue, but aback the dust settles, women will be able to choose.

when the activity gets rough

Idiom(s): when the activity gets boxy AND aback the activity gets rough

Theme: DIFFICULTY

when things get acutely difficult; aback it becomes difficult to proceed. (A additional band is sometimes added to the capital access phrase: Aback the activity gets tough, the boxy get going. This agency that aback things become difficult, able bodies activate to assignment or move faster and harder.)
• Aback the activity gets tough, I will be there to advice you.
• I acknowledge the affectionate words you beatific to us aback the activity got a little asperous aftermost month.

when the activity gets tough

when there are problems, aback advance is difficult Aback the activity gets tough, we charge bodies with a acceptable attitude.

when the activity gets tough, the boxy get going

when the activity gets tough, the boxy get going
Apprentice added get going, def. 2.

when the bits hits the fan

when the bits hits the fan
see shit will hit the fan, the.

when the time is ripe

Idiom(s): when the time is ripe

Theme: TIME

at absolutely the appropriate time.
• I'll acquaint her the acceptable account aback the time is ripe.
• Aback the time is ripe, I'll accompany up the accountable again.

Why buy the cow aback you can get the milk for free

This argot is usually acclimated to accredit to men who don't appetite to get married, aback they can get all the allowances of alliance after accepting married.

zig aback you should zag

move the amiss way, move larboard instead of appropriate I had an blow because I zigged aback I should've zagged.