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动词性习语(国外英文资料) Idioms verbal in nature Taking verb as the center and combining with other words to form a whole of meaning, verbal idioms are an important category in English idioms. Generally there are several methods of formation: Verb + particle The verb + Adverb I: this kind of combination can be converted by nouns or adjectives, adverbs into the pre affix in the composite words such as: downbeat (N., downcast (A. film), upstart (look down) n. upstart uptight (a.), stress) II: this kind of idioms have many meanings Noun position: the noun can be placed in front or behind the adverb. Generally speaking, longer nouns, noun phrases, and nominal clauses are placed after adverbs, and shorter nouns and pronouns are placed before adverbs. The verb + preposition The verb + Adverb + preposition - a transitive verb phrase Cash in on from... Gain benefits or profits Fall back on turned to Fill... In on to... Provide details Get away from get rid of Get down to began to think seriously Get out of gets from it Get, up, to, catch up Let... In on let... know Look down upon disdain Look forward to expectations Look up to respect Move, in, on to... Approach Sit down under endure Stand, up, to undergo Verb + noun Bend the knee kneels Bide, one, time, s, bide your time Bite, one, s, nails, restless and helpless Bite one s tongue off regrets what he said Blaze the trail opens the way Burn one s fingers as pushy hardship Clutch a straw relies entirely on unreliable things Curry favor ass kissing! Clear the deck (battleship) ready to fight, ready for action Dodge, the, column, avoid taking on ones job Draw a blank works in vain Face, the, music, take the consequences Fit the bill suits someones purpose Hang fire delay Hold one s tongue keep silent Jump, the, queue, jump the queue Knit one s brows frowned Line one s pockets for their own personal gain Shame on lose face Make peace sum Make the grade success Miss the boat a Play one s best card come up with unique skills Rack, one, s,