英语词汇“@topic_difficulty-and-failure?level=c2”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	@topic_difficulty-and-failure?level=c2
释义	abandonmentnoun c2 abdicateverb c2 abdicationnoun c2 a big, huge, tough, etc. askidiom c2 abortverb c2 abortiveadjective c2 a close thingidiom c2 a dead duckidiom c2 a long shotidiom c2 also-rannoun c2 a miss is as good as a mileidiom c2 a mug’s gameidiom c2 a nail in somebody’s/something’s coffinidiom c2 backfireverb c2 back the wrong horseidiom c2 balk c2 banana skinnoun c2 bang goes somethingidiom c2 barrenadjective c2 batten down the hatchesidiom c2 baulkverb c2 be (all) downhillidiom c2 bear hard, heavily, severely, etc. on somebodyidiom c2 be banging, etc. your head against a brick wallidiom c2 be barking up the wrong treeidiom c2 bedevilverb c2 be done foridiom c2 be downhill all the wayidiom c2 be no picnicidiom c2 be on the skidsidiom c2 be out of the gameidiom c2 be up against a brick wallidiom c2 bite off more than you can chewidiom c2 bite the dustidiom c2 bombnoun c2 bombverb c2 bothernoun c2 bothersomeadjective c2 bungleverb c2 bunglingadjective c2 burdensomeadjective c2 Canutenoun c2 car crashnoun c2 catchnoun c2 chance your armidiom c2 chase your (own) tailidiom c2 checkeredadjective c2 chequeredadjective c2 chokeverb c2 close, but no cigaridiom c2 cockeyedadjective c2 collapsedadjective c2 come a cropperidiom c2 come a gutseridiom c2 come/go down/up in the worldidiom c2 come to griefidiom c2 come to nothingidiom c2 come ungluedidiom c2 come unstuckidiom c2 conquestnoun c2 cook somebody’s gooseidiom c2 crackbrainedadjective c2 crestfallenadjective c2 crumbleverb c2 cut your lossesidiom c2 dampernoun c2 dead in the wateridiom c2 deadlocknoun c2 deadlockedadjective c2 dead on arrivalidiom c2 dead weightnoun c2 debaclenoun c2 defeatismnoun c2 defeatistnoun c2 defeatistadjective c2 demisenoun c2 die a/the deathidiom c2 dismaladjective c2 dismallyadverb c2 dognoun c2 dogverb c2 don’t give up the day jobidiom c2 dopverb c2 do something till you are blue in the faceidiom c2 eludeverb c2 faint-heartedadjective c2 fall between two stoolsidiom c2 fall by the waysideidiom c2 fall flatidiom c2 fall flat on your faceidiom c2 fall on stony groundidiom c2 fallowadjective c2 fall short of somethingidiom c2 false movenoun c2 false startnoun c2 fareverb c2 fiasconoun c2 (fight) a losing battleidiom c2 fizzernoun c2 flatlineverb c2 flopverb c2 flopnoun c2 flounderverb c2 fluffverb c2 flunkverb c2 fool’s errandnoun c2 fool’s goldnoun c2 foredoomedadjective c2 forlornadjective c2 founderverb c2 fray at/around the edges/seamsidiom c2 frustrateverb c2 frustratedadjective c2 frustrationnoun c2 futileadjective c2 futilelyadverb c2 futilitynoun c2 get somebody nowhere/not get somebody anywhereidiom c2 give somebody/something up as a bad jobidiom c2 glitchnoun c2 glitchverb c2 glitchyadjective c2 gloomyadjective c2 go astrayidiom c2 go belly upidiom c2 go down like a lead balloonidiom c2 go down the tube/tubesidiom c2 gonernoun c2 go off the railsidiom c2 go up in smokeidiom c2 hang-upnoun c2 hare-brainedadjective c2 has-beennoun c2 hasslenoun c2 hassleverb c2 have a (hard/difficult) job doing/to do somethingidiom c2 have a thin time (of it)idiom c2 have had your dayidiom c2 have your work cut outidiom c2 hit-and-missadjective c2 hitchnoun c2 hit/miss the markidiom c2 hit-or-missadjective c2 hit the buffersidiom c2 hostileadjective c2 house of cardsnoun c2 if the worst comes to the worstidiom c2 ill-advisedadjective c2 ill-advisedlyadverb c2 ill-fatedadjective c2 ill-omenedadjective c2 ill-starredadjective c2 implodeverb c2 implosionnoun c2 inauspiciousadjective c2 inauspiciouslyadverb c2 incommodeverb c2 indabanoun c2 in deep water(s)idiom c2 ineffectivelyadverb c2 ineffectualadjective c2 in/into/out of the reckoningidiom c2 in/out of the running (for something)idiom c2 insuperableadjective c2 insurmountableadjective c2 in vainidiom c2 kill or cureidiom c2 kill the goose that lays the golden egg/eggsidiom c2 knocknoun c2 knock-backnoun c2 knock somebody off their pedestal/perchidiom c2 lame ducknoun c2 languishverb c2 lead (somebody) nowhereidiom c2 leave somebody in the lurchidiom c2 let something slip (through your fingers)idiom c2 let the side downidiom c2 lost causenoun c2 make a rod for your own backidiom c2 make or break somebody/somethingidiom c2 manquéadjective c2 meltdownnoun c2 miscarryverb c2 miscommunicationnoun c2 misfireverb c2 mockerynoun c2 negligencenoun c2 negligentadjective c2 nettlesomeadjective c2 no-hopernoun c2 nonentitynoun c2 non-starternoun c2 no pain, no gainidiom c2 not come to muchidiom c2 not for (the) want of doing somethingidiom c2 not for want/lack of tryingidiom c2 (not) get/have a look-inidiom c2 not get to first base (with something/somebody)idiom c2 obstacle coursenoun c2 on a hiding to nothingidiom c2 on a knife-edgeidiom c2 on the rocksidiom c2 overambitiousadjective c2 over-optimisticadjective c2 overplay your handidiom c2 overreachverb c2 own goalnoun c2 paper tigernoun c2 patheticadjective c2 patheticallyadverb c2 piousadjective c2 pipe dreamnoun c2 pitfallnoun c2 plagueverb c2 poor relationnoun c2 precariousadjective c2 pushedadjective c2 put something down to experienceidiom c2 put the skids under somebody/somethingidiom c2 quagmirenoun c2 rearguard actionnoun c2 reversalnoun c2 reversenoun c2 rockyadjective c2 rubnoun c2 run around like a headless chickenidiom c2 run somebody/something closeidiom c2 scupperverb c2 scuttleverb c2 self-defeatingadjective c2 shakilyadverb c2 shakyadjective c2 shiftlessadjective c2 sinkverb c2 sink or swimidiom c2 slippagenoun c2 small-timeadjective c2 snagnoun c2 somebody’s/something’s days are numberedidiom c2 so much for somethingidiom c2 so near and yet so faridiom c2 spoilernoun c2 stillbornadjective c2 strifenoun c2 stumblenoun c2 surmountverb c2 take the bull by the hornsidiom c2 take the gilt off the gingerbreadidiom c2 tankverb c2 technical hitchnoun c2 the cards/odds are stacked against youidiom c2 the kiss of deathidiom c2 the tide turnedidiom c2 the weak link (in the chain)idiom c2 the writing is on the wallidiom c2 thornyadjective c2 (throw) a spanner in the worksidiom c2 throw your hand inidiom c2 thumbs up/downidiom c2 to little/no availidiom c2 torpedoverb c2 torturedadjective c2 train wrecknoun c2 troublesomeadjective c2 turkeynoun c2 unattainableadjective c2 unavailingadjective c2 underperformverb c2 undershootverb c2 undistinguishedadjective c2 undoverb c2 undoingnoun c2 unfeasibleadjective c2 unfulfilledadjective c2 unpromisingadjective c2 unravelverb c2 unrealizedadjective c2 unrecognizedadjective c2 unrewardedadjective c2 unviableadjective c2 unworkableadjective c2 vainadjective c2 vainlyadverb c2 washed upadjective c2 washoutnoun c2 wastedadjective c2 well intentionedadjective c2 well meaningadjective c2 well meantadjective c2 when push comes to shoveidiom c2 wildcatadjective c2 win or loseidiom c2 wipeoutnoun c2 write-offnoun c2 you winidiom c2 Z-listadjective c2 Z-listernoun c2
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