with one's tail between one's legs, (to go off with) Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

sit well (with)

please or find favor with someone His decision to leave early for the weekend didn

make away (with)

1． steal and hurry away with携…而逃
He made away with a large amount of money．他窃走了一大笔钱。
Two masked men held up the clerk and made away with the payroll．两个戴面具的匪徒截住了职员，抢走了薪水册。
2．spend花掉；浪费
He soon made away with his fortune．他很快就把财产挥霍一空。
3．eat up吃完
The kid made away the whole pie．那小孩把整整一大块馅饼都吃光了。
4．destroy毁灭；消除
He tried to make away with the proof．他企图消灭罪证。
5．kill杀死；谋杀
The poor fellow made away with himself unnecessarily for he was proved innocent．这个可怜人无谓地自杀了，因为他已被证明是无罪的。
Our neighbor tried to make away with herself by drinking posison．我们的邻居试图服毒自杀。
They made away with their opponents．他们暗杀了他们的对手。

make peace (with)

be on good terms（with）（与…）和好；（与…）讲和
The leaders of the two nations decided to make peace．两国领导人决定议和。
Has Philip made peace with Rosemary or are they still arguing？菲利浦已经同罗斯玛丽握手言好了，还是他们仍在争吵不休？

on good terms (with)

enjoying friendly relations（with）（与…）和睦相处
The two neighbouring countries are on good terms．这两个邻国和睦相处。
The two brothers had not been on good terms since their father died，and there was a dispute over the will．兄弟俩自从父亲死后一直不睦，他们对遗嘱有争议。
We are not on very good terms with the people next door．我们和邻居关系不太好。

play along (with)|play|play along|play along with

v. Cooperate; make no trouble. The honest jockey refused to play along with the bookmaker's illegal plan.

sit well (with)|sit|sit well|sit well with

v. Find favor with; please. The reduced school budget did not sit well with the teachers.

with one's appendage amid one's legs, (to go off with)

With a activity of abashment or embarrassment. The announcement alludes to a dog that slinks off in defeat, a acceptance dating from about 1400. The alteration to animal beings had taken abode by the 1800s. W. E. Norris acclimated it in Thirlby Hall (1884), “We shall accept you aback actuality actual anon . . . with your appendage amid your legs.” The French accept an identical phrase, s’en aller la chain entre les jambes.Learn more: between, go, off, tail

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