| 单词 | to have its days |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto have its days (c) to have one's days: to have occasional days when one behaves in a particular (good, bad, or uncharacteristic) manner, or when one distinguishes oneself in some way. Similarly to have its days: (of an occupation, routine, etc.) to have occasional days that are different to (esp. better or worse than) the usual ones. Cf. to have one's (also its) moments at moment n. Phrases 6a. ΚΠ 1884 Graphic 15 Nov. 522/1 We all have our days... What ordinary shooting man does not remember the day on which it seemed he..could not miss them if he tried? 1922 Manch. Guardian 7 July 6/2 She has her days and then she might beat anybody. 1984 Daily Herald (Chicago) 30 Aug. (Barrington ed.) i. 3/1 She got herself upset. We all have our days. I didn't take it as a bona fide resignation. 1996 G. Mathews What makes Life worth Living? iv. 62 I'm a pilot for Continental Airlines; I like my work, though it has its days. 2003 Financial Times 20 Jan. 12/2 My team will tell you I can be a bear sometimes. I prefer ‘tough but fair’—but we all have our days. < as lemmas |
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