| 单词 | look what you've done! |
| 释义 | > as lemmaslook what you've done! (i) look what you've done! (and variants): used to rebuke or chide someone immediately after he or she has done something considered to be wrong, foolish, or inconsiderate. ΚΠ 1795 J. Haslewood Secret Hist. Green-room (new ed.) I. 56 ‘O you rude man, look what you have done’, said the lady! 1835 J. H. Sealy Facts & Fictions viii. 181 ‘Why, Willie, man!’ said Jenny at length, losing all patience; ‘look what you have done!’ 1882 Sheffield & Rotherham Independent 15 July Suppl. 16/5 You ought to be ashamed of yourself! Look what you've done! 1900 E. W. Hornung Peccavi (1901) xix. 222 ‘Look what you've gone and done’, said Busby, reproachfully, displaying the yolk in the cup. 1986 A. Price For Good of State ii. i. 24 ‘Look what you've done to me!’ She surveyed herself. ‘Christ!’ 2002 R. Murphy Kick (2003) 50 Look what you've done, boys! The bogwood is entirely lost. You'll be lucky if we can hold the fire at the canal and save the house. < as lemmas |
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