单词	shucks
释义	English American shucksexclamation uk/ʃʌks/us/ʃʌks/US informal an expression of modesty, embarrassment, disappointment, or anger: "You played great in the concert." "Shucks, everyone else was really good." Shucks, I missed the shot. See also aw shucks Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistics: interjections (well) what do you know! idiom aiyo aw shucks awesomesauce bam bless boo charming good show idiom goodness heck hot dog! idiom same to you idiom stuff and nonsense idiom talk *use your* loaf idiom voilà wake up! idiom what an idea! idiom yes See more results » shucksexclamation us/ʃʌks/dated used to express slight regret or to show you are disappointed, or sometimes to show that something is not very important:** Shucks, I wish I could have been there. Shucks, it wasn’t that hard to do.
随便看	not the thing to do not think much of sb/sth not think much of someone/something not think straight not think twice not think twice about something not to be outdone not to be sneezed at not to be sniffed at not to mention not to mention not to mention (someone/something) not to mention someone/something not to put too fine a point on not to say not to worry not too bad not too distant not turn a hair not until not until not waste words not worth the paper sth is printed/written on not worth the trouble not your day