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衣着名词与英语习语 I never thought that he was such a bad hat. He was talking through his hat. He was even not there when it happened. Let us draw a veil over what followed. Ah, you are in the collar now. You know marriage has its obligations. We should keep our shirt on no matter what they should say. In a business like this you can make a lot of money, but you can also lose your shirt. He knew he could win him, but he kept that card up his sleeve. Jenny’s never made her own decision. She always hangs on her mother’s sleeve. Tom’s confident attitude makes me believe that he has sth up his sleeves. Hearing the news, the boy laughed in his sleeves. He rolled up his sleeves when he came to know he had fallen behind his classmates. As soon as he gets a dollar, it begins to burn a hole in his pocket. When you get a family you get a lot of chances to dip into your pocket. We haven’t signed the contract yet, but we have the deal in our pocket. Since then, he had the girl in his pocket. Under those circumstances, I had to put my pride in my pocket. It is interesting to watch the couple fighting with the gloves on. The blouse fits me like a glove. She is one of those who have an iron hand in a velvet glove. Only when he spoke off the cuff did he establish rapport with his audience. He is quite familiar with the storekeeper, and has foods on the cuff. The old man’s words are right on the button. You must cut your coat according to your cloth and buy the cheap car that you can afford. When the food ran out we had to pull in our belt. I don’t want to wash my dirty linen in public. Peter is a typical fancy pant at that time. The only shortcoming of Sam is that he likes a bit of skirt. When her husband was out she wore the trousers. Don’t believe any trousers. If he is hoping to gain promotion he will have to pull his socks up. She is a total blue stocking, and she sticks to books all day and all night. When he was late for work he got the boot from the boss. The scholar is common a