单词	Oxbridge
释义	Oxbridge /ˈɒksbrɪdʒ / noun Oxford and Cambridge universities regarded together: [as modifier]: Oxbridge colleges... The Oxbridge postgraduate community is much more mixed and meritocratic than the undergraduate body. There was the Oxbridge model: residential, tutorial, character-forming. The exceptions are the Oxbridge people who exercise so much power in the universities, the civil service and political life. Origin Mid 19th century: blend of Oxford1 and Cambridge.
随便看	put money (or put one's money) on puto put-off put off the evil day (or hour) put-on put one over on put one's affairs in order put one's back into put one's best foot forward put oneself in another's place put one's face on put one's feet up put one's finger in the dyke put one's finger on something put one's foot down put one's foot in it (or put one's foot in one's mouth) put one's hand in one's pocket put one's hands together put one's hands up put one's head in a noose put one's money where one's mouth is put one's shirt on put one's shoulder to the wheel put on flesh putonghua

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