a/the pit of something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisha/the pit of somethinga/the pit of somethingliterarySITUATION a situation which makes you feel very bad Just thinking about the future plunged her into a pit of despair. → pitExamples from the Corpusa/the pit of something• And in a pit of mud, what bubbles?• He was developing a peculiar feeling in the pit of his stomach; a feeling beyond sickness, beyond shock.• When that first cup of coffee was finished, a ball of fear nestled in the pit of my stomach.• The only real life, curiously enough, was underground, in the pit of hell itself.• So it is with the young prospects we throw into the pits of the courtroom.• This person accepted that life was a pit of evil, and they were fine about it.

单词	a/the pit of something
释义	a/the pit of something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisha/the pit of somethinga/the pit of somethingliterarySITUATION a situation which makes you feel very bad Just thinking about the future plunged her into a pit of despair. → pitExamples from the Corpusa/the pit of something• And in a pit of mud, what bubbles?• He was developing a peculiar feeling in the pit of his stomach; a feeling beyond sickness, beyond shock.• When that first cup of coffee was finished, a ball of fear nestled in the pit of my stomach.• The only real life, curiously enough, was underground, in the pit of hell itself.• So it is with the young prospects we throw into the pits of the courtroom.• This person accepted that life was a pit of evil, and they were fine about it.
随便看	its kind of to do its late in the day its little wonder that its lookout its loss its more than my jobs worth its my etc round its my pleasure its nice to know its nice to know that its no comfort its no good its no good doing its no skin off nose its no use its no use doing its no wonder that its not as if its not day its not every day its not every day that its not fair on its not for to judge its not good enough its not my problem