词汇 | do homework |
释义 | Idiom do homeworkdo (your) homework to learn everything you need to know before doing something.If you had done your homework, you would have known it was a silly question to ask. do (one's) homework1. Literally, to complete the school work that has been assigned by a teacher to be done at home. You can't watch any more television until you do your homework! 2. To be thoroughly prepared and informed about something or something, especially in advance of some process, action, or decision. Be sure you do your homework before heading into that meeting; there's a lot at stake, and no one's going to like it if you aren't up to speed. I always do my homework before I make big purchases. do your homeworkIf you do your homework, you prepare for something, especially by finding out information about it. Before you buy any shares, do your homework. Doing your homework before you make your request will help you to have a confident manner. do your homeworkexamine thoroughly the details and background of a subject or topic, especially before giving your own views on it.do your ˈhomework (on something)find out the facts, details, etc. of a subject in preparation for a meeting, a speech, an article, etc: He had just not done his homework for the interview. He couldn’t answer our questions. |
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