从善如流 If the counsel be good, no matter who gave it. eg：Jack did not like John, but he accepted his advice- if the counsel be good, no matter who gave it. 中英俚语俗语来源：左传：从善如流，宜哉。/国语：从善如...

从容不迫 Take things easy. Take ones time. Cool as a cucumber. eg：No matter how difficult the job be, john always takes things easy and does it well. 中英俚语俗语来源：史记：良尝闻从容步游下邳圯上。 同义词：慢...

绰绰有余 Ones cup runs over. Lashings and lavings. eg：Dont worry about daily expenses, we have enough and to spare. 中英俚语俗语来源：诗经小雅角弓：绰绰有裕。 反义词：举债度日 Live on ticket....

唇枪舌剑 Have a sharp tongue. Exchange heated words. Break a lance with one. Cross swords. eg：One may speak daggers to his contender but never use them. 中英俚语俗语来源：元曲选武汉臣 玉壶春：使心猿意马，逞舌剑...

重整旗鼓 Rally ones forces. Re-Shuffle. eg：Dont be discouraged. Lets dig up the hatchet and carry on....

垂头丧气 Hang ones head. Down in the mouth (dumps). With ones tail between ones legs. Look crestfallen. eg：Robert hangs his head down because he lost in the competition. 中英俚语俗语来源：唐书：失势者垂头丧气。 同义...

吹毛求疵 Pick a hole in ones coat. Pick to pieces. Find fault with. Number the streaks of the tulip. eg：The boss is splitting hairs to find faults with us. 中英俚语俗语来源：韩非子大体：不吹毛而求小疵，不洗垢而...

初出茅庐 A green horn. A freshwater sailor. As green as grass. Wet behind the ears. eg：He is a raw recruit who knows little about our trade. 同义词：少不更事 Not dry behind the ears. 反义词：老于世故 Know which way the...

初生牛犊不怕虎 They who know nothing fear nothing. eg：Members of the team played against the Giants boldly they who know nothing fear nothing. 中英俚语俗语来源：三国演义：俗云，初生之棋不畏虎。 反义词：惊...

初出茅庐 A green horn. A freshwater sailor. As green as grass. Wet behind the ears. eg：He is a raw recruit who knows little about our trade. 同义词：少不更事 Not dry behind the ears. 反义词：老于世故 Know which way the...