| 单词 | not to have both oars in the water | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasnot to have both oars in the water  P3.   North American colloquial.  to have both oars in the water and variants: to be mentally stable, to be sane. Usually in negative contexts, as  not to have both oars in the water (derogatory). ΚΠ 1980    T. Wynne-Jones Odd's End ix. 69  				Perhaps Mary doesn't have both oars in the water or is not playing with a full deck! 1993    J. Mowry Six out Seven  i. iii. 34  				Times I wonder y'all gots both oars in the water, boy. 2002    Denver Post 		(Nexis)	 27 Jan.  d2  				What makes me wonder if [he]..has both his oars in the water is his statement that his mining operation is a ‘temporary use of the land’. < as lemmas | 
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