词汇 | give someone an earful |
释义 | give someone an earful Theme: PRESENTATION tr. to tell someone surprising secrets.Sally gave Wally an earful about Pete and the things he said about Mary.Wally gave Sally an earful about Todd's tax problems. Theme: SCOLDING tr. to scold someone.I'm going to give Ralph an earful for doing that.Sally gave Sam an earful for the way he treated Mary. Idiom give someone an earfulgive (someone) an earful informal to tell someone how angry you are with them.You can just imagine the earful he gave her when they got home. give (one) an earful1. To give one a lengthy reprimand or lecture. My mom gave me an earful once she heard about my speeding ticket. I gave that kid an earful after he dented my car. 2. To divulge secrets to one. Tim gave me an earful about his relationship this afternoon, and it doesn't sound good. I think he's going to break up with Mark. give someone an earful1. tv. to scold someone. Sally gave Sam an earful for the way he treated Mary. 2. tv. to tell someone surprising secrets. Willy gave Sally an earful about Todd’s tax problems. |
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