单词	paraphrasis
释义	paraphrasis /pəˈrafrəsɪs / noun (plural paraphrases /pəˈrafrəsiːz/) rare A rewording of something written or spoken; a paraphrase.God's Laws are clear, and need no Paraphrasis.... A word may be said to be expounded by paraphrasis. Such un-English concatenations as 'music-esthetic', 'absolute-musical', and even 'art-religious' could readily be avoided altogether by paraphrasis. Origin Mid 16th century: Latin, from Greek (see paraphrase).
随便看	have something (or nothing) to show for have something out have something to burn have something to offer have something to one's credit have something to say for oneself have stars in one's eyes have steam coming out of one's ears have swallowed a dictionary have the advantage of have the better of have the courage of one's convictions have the drop on have the face to do something have the goodness to do something have the heart to do something have the hots for have the last laugh have the legs of have the neck to do something have the pleasure of something (or of doing something) have the time have the wood on have tickets on oneself have to hand it to someone

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