| 单词 | to have at one's fingers' ends | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto have at (also †on) one's fingers' (also finger) ends  a.    at one's fingers' (also finger) ends: nearby, close at hand; readily available or accessible; at one's disposal; (hence) within one's range of skills or knowledge. Frequently in  to have at (also †on) one's fingers' (also finger) ends. ΘΚΠ the world > space > distance > nearness > 			[adverb]		 > conveniently near at one's fingers' (also finger) ends1528 bain?a1700 within (one's) grasp1703 the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > knowledge, what is known > familiarity > be or become familiar with			[phrase]		 at one's fingers' (also finger) ends1528 to get the hang of1845 to know one's onions1908 to know (something) inside out1921 1528    Rede me & be nott Wrothe sig. h viv  				They shulde se at their fyngers endes The abhominacions of these fendes With the abusion of pilgremage. 1542    N. Udall tr.  Erasmus Apophthegmes  i. 36  				What euerye man perfectly knewe, he had alwayes readie with him at his fyngers endes. ?1555    M. Coverdale tr.  O. Werdmueller Treat. Death  i. xl. 159  				He maye be the better aquaynted wyth them, and haue them on his fyngers endes. 1577    H. I. tr.  H. Bullinger 50 Godlie Serm. II.  iv. ii. sig. Aaa.viv/1  				I..know at my fingars endes, what kinde of men..are in this citie. 1616    B. Rich My Ladies Looking Glasse 51  				His greatest dexteritie is in the managing his Tobacco pipes: and he hath the gulpe, the whiffe, and the snuffe very exactly and at his fingers ends. 1662    J. Greenhalgh in  H. Ellis Orig. Lett. Eng. Hist. 		(1827)	 2nd Ser. IV. 14  				Their Service-books..they have at their fingers' end. 1675    J. Smith Christian Relig. Appeal  i. 43  				In translating out of, and into those Lingua's they had at their Fingers ends. 1711    R. Steele Spectator No. 156. ⁋5  				Names which a Man of his Learning has at his Fingers-Ends. 1776    Farmer's Mag. Oct. 269  				I cannot bear their excuses and put-offs which they always have at their fingers' ends. 1790    Monthly Rev. Jan. 38  				Homer and Virgil, in their original language, were (to use a popular figure) as much at his fingers' ends as the keys of his harpsichord. 1812    Monthly Rev. 67 143  				With the revenues of a nation at his fingers-ends, he was still unamusable. 1858    T. Carlyle Hist. Friedrich II of Prussia II.  ix. ii. 404  				All manner of Military Histories, we perceive, are at his finger-ends. 1896    Jrnl. Royal United Service Inst. May 663  				He was supposed to have the higher mathematics at his finger ends and the devil in his body. 1918    A. Tilley Dawn French Renaissance viii. 274  				As a jurist he naturally has Cicero at his fingers' ends, but he is hardly less familiar with technical writers, such as Celsus, Columella, and Vitruvius. 1988    Mod. Lang. Rev. 83 166  				Professor Weinstein is undoubtedly a shrewd reader and has all his texts at his fingers' ends. 2015    Austral. Mag. 		(Nexis)	 23 May 26  				The man who has to depend on his own skill, strength and nerve must have the craft at his finger-ends. < as lemmas  | 
	
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