| 单词 | to stick out a mile | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto stick (also stand) out a mile  f.   colloquial (originally Australian and New Zealand).  to stick (also stand) out a mile: to be very prominent or conspicuous; to be obvious. ΚΠ 1885    Bulletin 		(Sydney)	 25 July 14/3  				There was a fifty-pound note ‘sticking out’ a mile for him if he would have only pretended to box; but the Melbourne man couldn't see it. 1885    Wairarapa 		(N.Z.)	 Daily 30 Dec.  				I know the consequence, I can see it sticking out a mile! 1888    Morning Bull. 		(Rockhampton, Queensland)	 8 Feb. 6/2  				The precious metal is literally to be seen in every direction ‘sticking out a mile’, so to speak. 1933    E. Waugh Scoop  ii. i. 119  				‘Have you noticed it?’ ‘Yes..it sticks out a mile.’ 1937    D. Wheatley in  Daily Ardmoreite 		(Ardmore, Okla.)	 14 Feb. 10/5  				One thing that stands out a mile is that there is a man on board this yacht who had far more reason to wish Blane out of the way than ever I had. 1977    ‘H. Carmichael’ Grave for Two iv. 48  				‘You're saying she's left him.’.. ‘Sticks out a mile.’ 1990    R. Clay Only Angels Forget ii. 17  				Don't be silly, Mother, of course he's gay. It stands out a mile. 1999    Mirror 15 June 30/2  				In his bright red uniform he sticks out a mile in Chicago. < as lemmas | 
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