胡说八道 1. Stuff and nonsense 2. Talk twaddle. 3. Talk rubbish. 如: Stuff and nonsense! Don 't try to fool me.…

囫囵吞枣 1. To bone up. 2. To learn by rote. 如: Mr. Wong is boning up on English for the test.…

呼之即来，挥之即去 1. At one's beck and call. 如：The boss has many workers at his beck and call around him.…

厚颜无耻 1. Have the cheek to do 2. Have plenty of cheek. 3. As bold as brass. 4. To brazen out. 5. Have the effrontery to.…

后来居上 1. Have the cheek to do 2. He finished first though he began last. 如：He started the last and became the first to find the best is behind.…

横冲直撞 1. Run one's head against a post. 2. Jostle along. 如：Scared by the sharp sound , the donkey ran amuck at the market place.…

黑白分明 1. As plain as the nose on one's face. 2. The fairer the paper, the fouler the blot. 3. In sharp contrast.…

鹤立鸡群 1. A Triton among the minnows. 2. Stand head and shoulders above others. 如：She looks like a Triton among the minnows among the girls.…

何足挂齿 1. Don't mention it. 2. Nothing to speak of. 如：It' s a little token. Don't mention it.…

好景不常 1. The morning sun never lasts a day. 2. The longest day must have an end. 3. Every day is not Sunday. 4. A wonder lasts but nine days.…

好高鹜远 1. Hitch one' s wagon to a star. 2. Gace at the moon and fall into the gutter. 3. Vaulting ambition that overleaps itself.…

汗流浃背 1. All of a muck of sweat. 2. Drenched with sweat. 3. In a sweat. 4. Perspire profusely.…

含糊其词 1. Hum and ha. 2. Beat about the bush. 如：He is soft-spoken in explaining why he did so.…

害群之马 1. One scabbed (sickly) sheep infects a whole flock. 2. The rotten apple injures its neighbour. 3. Bad egg of the community.…

行行出状元 1. Everyone can reach the top of the ladder. 2. There are many ways to fame. 3. In every art it is good to have a master.…