英语词汇“all over the shop”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomall over the shop BrEBrE1 used in order to say that something exists or is happening in many different places, or in all parts of an area:The other drivers were getting annoyed, and were flashing their lights all over the shop.If your office communication isn't good, you'll have hitches and misunderstandings all over the shop.2 used in order to say that something is happening or someone is behaving in a confused or disorganized way:At the beginning of the game we were all over the shop, and our opponents nearly scored three times.The film has some beautiful moments, but its storyline wanders all over the shop and never really gets anywhere. —see also all over the place

be all over the shop

1. To be spread out haphazardly in several places. Primarily heard in UK. If that paperwork is all over the shop, it will take us hours to find what we're looking for.

2. To be very disorganized. Primarily heard in UK. If your presentation is all over the shop, I doubt the boss will give you the promotion.

all over the shop

BRITISH, INFORMAL

1. If things are all over the shop, they are spread across a large area. I don't know what they'd been doing but there were clothes and blankets all over the shop. Their ads were all over the shop. She was throwing stuff all over the shop.

2. If someone or something is all over the shop, they are not thinking clearly or behaving in a sensible, organized way. `I was all over the shop at the time,' he admits. `I didn't have a clue what was going on.' Defensively Arsenal were all over the shop and it made me wonder what they'd been doing in training. Note: The usual American expression is all over the lot.

all over the shop (or show)

1 everywhere; in all directions. 2 in a state of disorder or confusion. 3 wildly or erratically. informal

All over the shop was first recorded as British ‘pugilistic slang’ in Hotten's Slang Dictionary of 1874 : to inflict severe punishment on an opponent was ‘to knock him all over the shop’.

all ˈover the shop

(American English also all ˈover the lot) (informal) everywhere: I’ve been looking for you all over the shop. Where have you been?Since you explained idioms to me, I keep seeing them all over the shop.

词汇	all over the shop
释义	all over the shop adjective confused, in disarray; everywhere UK, 1874 idiomall over the shop BrEBrE1 used in order to say that something exists or is happening in many different places, or in all parts of an area:The other drivers were getting annoyed, and were flashing their lights all over the shop.If your office communication isn't good, you'll have hitches and misunderstandings all over the shop.2 used in order to say that something is happening or someone is behaving in a confused or disorganized way:At the beginning of the game we were all over the shop, and our opponents nearly scored three times.The film has some beautiful moments, but its storyline wanders all over the shop and never really gets anywhere. —see also all over the place be all over the shop 1. To be spread out haphazardly in several places. Primarily heard in UK. If that paperwork is all over the shop, it will take us hours to find what we're looking for. 2. To be very disorganized. Primarily heard in UK. If your presentation is all over the shop, I doubt the boss will give you the promotion. all over the shop BRITISH, INFORMAL 1. If things are all over the shop, they are spread across a large area. I don't know what they'd been doing but there were clothes and blankets all over the shop. Their ads were all over the shop. She was throwing stuff all over the shop. 2. If someone or something is all over the shop, they are not thinking clearly or behaving in a sensible, organized way. `I was all over the shop at the time,' he admits. `I didn't have a clue what was going on.' Defensively Arsenal were all over the shop and it made me wonder what they'd been doing in training. Note: The usual American expression is all over the lot. all over the shop (or show) 1 everywhere; in all directions. 2 in a state of disorder or confusion. 3 wildly or erratically. informal All over the shop was first recorded as British ‘pugilistic slang’ in Hotten's Slang Dictionary of 1874 : to inflict severe punishment on an opponent was ‘to knock him all over the shop’. all ˈover the shop (American English also all ˈover the lot) (informal) everywhere: I’ve been looking for you all over the shop. Where have you been?Since you explained idioms to me, I keep seeing them all over the shop.
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