| 单词 | to take care of business |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto take care of business P19. Originally U.S. slang (originally in African-American usage). to take care of business: to do something in an effective or energetic manner; to take action to good effect. Cf. TCB vb. at T n. Initialisms 1a. ΚΠ 1952 ‘H. Grey’ Hoods xxi. 162 The Boss is up early in the morning taking care of business. 1967 Chicago Daily Defender 7 Aug. 8/3 The slogan for this year's drive, ‘T C B—take care of business, go back to school’. 1977 M. Torres in R. P. Rettig et al. Manny ii. 36/2 I am in the neighborhood maybe ten minutes and I get down with heroin. It was no problem to find the ounce man, look [sic] up one of my kits, and take care of business. 1994 Q. Tarantino & R. Avary Pulp Fiction iii. 128 Holding the sword pointed downward, Takakura Ken-style, he disappears through the red curtains to take care of business. 2008 C. Blatchford Black Hand xxv. 163 Take my word for it, the motherfucker's down. I'm not talking just about violence either. He takes care of business real good, and he has downed a whole lot of motherfuckers in the last year. < as lemmas |
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