英语词汇“give or take something”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	give or take something
释义	give or take something said to mean that a number, especially a large number, is approximate There is a buried crater 35 kilometres across, in North America. It dates back 66 million years, give or take a million. said to mean ` apart from'. It is often used humorously. We are not in Sydney; this is Manchester. The two do have a similar feel to them, give or take the odd beach, bridge, harbour and opera house. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
随便看	have sth against sb have sth/a lot going for you have sth at one's command have sth down pat have sth down pat/have sth off pat have sth going for you have sth off pat have sth on sb have sth to offer have sth to your credit have sth up one's sleeve have struck have struck/hit paydirt have surgery have taken leave of one's senses have the audacity to have the courage have the decency have the devil's own job have the devil's own job/a devil of a job have the feeling have the floor have the good grace to do sth have the goods on have the goods on someone

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