21.到了極點(diǎn)one for the books

　　他的表演簡(jiǎn)直棒極了

　　His performance was really one for the books.

　　22.覺得可疑了smell a rat

　　當(dāng)他們同意把那批貨以那樣的價(jià)格賣給你的時(shí)候，你難道沒有感到有些可疑么?

　　Didn’t you smell a rat when they agreed to sell you the goods at such a price?

　　23.敬而遠(yuǎn)之give a wide berth to

　　對(duì)他那號(hào)人，你還是敬而遠(yuǎn)之為好

　　You’d better give a wide berth to a guy of his sort.

　　24.稍微……就行了give ……a once-over

　　車子不很臟，稍微擦擦就行了

　　The car’s not very dirty, a once-over will do.

　　25.無聊 be for the birds

　　他特別無聊，不是講下流笑話，就是談?wù)搫e人的婚姻。

　　He’ s plain for the birds. He would either crack a blue joke or talk about other people’s marriages.

　　26.合口味to one’s taste

　　這種音樂很符合他的口味

　　This sort of music is quite to his taste.

　　27.心里特別難受 be sick at heart

　　看到她受到那般傷害我心里特別難受

　　I felt sick at heart when I saw how much she was hurt.

　　28.別往心里去not take …to heart

　　不要往心里去，她不是有意要傷害你的

　　Don’t take it too much to heart. She didn’t mean to hurt you.

　　29.死也不同意 over one’s dead body

　　她說她死也不會(huì)跟你結(jié)婚的

　　She said that she would marry you over her dead body.

　　30.頭痛得快炸了a splitting headache

　　我的頭痛得快炸了

　　I have a splitting headache.

　　31.受到良心的譴責(zé)get one’s conscience smitten

　　如果你拋棄你的妻子和孩子，你遲早會(huì)受到良心的譴責(zé)的

　　You’ll get your conscience smitten sooner or later if you have the heart to abandon your wife and children.

　　32.忐忑不安 have (a case of )the jitters

　　自從那家人搬到我們這兒，我們就感到忐忑不安

　　33.垂頭喪氣 sing the blues

　　我不知道為什么這幾天她總是垂頭喪氣的

　　I don’t know why she’s singing the blues these days.

　　34. 嚇得直打哆嗦tremble like a leaf

　　聽到那個(gè)消息，他嚇得直打哆嗦

　　He was trembling like a leaf at the news.

　　35.不再登某人家的門not darken the door of

　　你放心把，我今后決不會(huì)再登你家的門了

　　You can be assured that I will never darken your door again.

　　36.美顛顛的walk on air

　　當(dāng)他聽說那個(gè)女孩子喜歡他時(shí)，他樂得美顛顛得

　　37.疼得難忍be killing

　　我的牙疼得夠戧，我真受不了了。

　　My tooth is killing me. I can’t stand it.

　　38.熱情得讓人受不了 kill someone with kingness

　　她那熱情簡(jiǎn)直讓人受不了

　　She’d kill people with kindness.

　　39.樂意take kindly to

　　看來她不樂意接受我們的建議

　　She didn’t seem to take kindly to our suggestions.

　　40.頂牛be at loggerheads

　　他們倆經(jīng)常為某些事頂牛兒。

　　The two of them are always at loggerheads.