英语词汇“grass”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

grass

1. noun

an informer. Rhyming slang based on 'grasshopper', COPPER (a policeman) UK, 1932.

marijuana. The term of choice during the 1960s and 70s US, 1943.

hair, especially a crew cut AUSTRALIA, 1919.

a woman's pubic hair US, 1964.► have more grass than Kew Gardensused of a person who is known as a regular police informer UK, 1984.► out to grassretired from work; hence no longer in use. An image of old horses put out to grass UK, 1969

2. verb

to inform; to betray. From GRASS (an informer). Also variant 'grass up' UK, 1936.

to engage in sexual intimacy CANADA, 1999.

to defeat; to beat US, 2002

idiomgrass► be put out to grass be put out to pasturethe grass is (always) greener (on the other side of the fence)used in order to say that what someone else has always seems better than what you have:I used to long for retirement - but, you know how it is, the grass is always greener somewhere else.I think it's a case of the grass being greener on the other side of the fence - you look at someone and you wish you had her figure, or her hair.the grass rootsordinary the ordinary people in an organization, rather than the leaders ◆ often used in politics:The organization says its grass roots are in working class Labour-voting families.We ought to be listening to the grass roots, and asking them what to do about this problem.grass-roots: Deciding how to revitalize the community and get the most for their money was a grass-roots effort.not let the grass grow under your feetto not waste time, or to start doing something without any delay:Goldmark accepted the proposal an hour after it was made - they didn't let the grass grow under their feet on this one.Matthew's not someone who lets the grass grow under his feet. I would imagine he's started already.

grass

1. slang Marijuana. You need to do something more productive with your life than sitting around smoking grass all day.

2. slang Lettuce and similar greens. Typically used derogatorily. I'm too hungry to just eat grass. Can't we get steak or something to go with our salads?

grass

1. n. marijuana. (Drugs and now widely known.) These kids manage to find this grass somewhere.

2. n. lettuce; salad greens. (see also rabbit food.) I could use a little more grass in my diet.

See:

(as) green as grass
a snake in the grass
at the grass roots
be like watching grass grow
be put out to grass
between hay and grass
don't let the grass grow under (one's) feet
don't let the grass grow under one's feet
don't let the grass grow under your feet
grass
grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence), the
grass is always greener on the other side, the
grass party
grass roots
grass widow
grass widower
grasshead
grasshopper
grassroots
grasstops
green as grass
if there's grass on the field, play ball
if there's grass on the pitch, play ball
kick (something) into the long grass
kick something into the long grass
let grass grow under feet
let the grass grow beneath (one's) feet
let the grass grow under (one's) feet
like watching grass grow
live, horse, and you will get grass
marsh grass
not let the grass grow beneath (one's) feet
not let the grass grow under (one's) feet
not let the grass grow under feet
not let the grass grow under your feet
put (someone or something) out to grass
put out to grass
put out to grass/pasture, to be
put someone or something out to grass
put/turn/send somebody out to grass
send (someone or something) out to grass
snake in the grass
the grass is always greener
the grass is always greener (on the other side)
The grass is always greener on the other side
the grass is greener on the other side
the grass roots
turn (someone or something) out to grass
you could hear the grass grow(ing)

词汇	grass
释义	grass Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA n. marijuana. These kids manage to find this grass somewhere.Almost everybody knows that grass means marijuana. Theme: FOOD n. lettuce; salad greens. I could use a little more grass in my diet.Do you want some dressing on your grass? grass 1. noun 1 an informer. Rhyming slang based on 'grasshopper', COPPER (a policeman) UK, 1932. 2 marijuana. The term of choice during the 1960s and 70s US, 1943. 3 hair, especially a crew cut AUSTRALIA, 1919. 4 a woman's pubic hair US, 1964.► have more grass than Kew Gardensused of a person who is known as a regular police informer UK, 1984.► out to grassretired from work; hence no longer in use. An image of old horses put out to grass UK, 1969 2. verb 1 to inform; to betray. From GRASS (an informer). Also variant 'grass up' UK, 1936. 2 to engage in sexual intimacy CANADA, 1999. 3 to defeat; to beat US, 2002 idiomgrass► be put out to grass be put out to pasturethe grass is (always) greener (on the other side of the fence)used in order to say that what someone else has always seems better than what you have:I used to long for retirement - but, you know how it is, the grass is always greener somewhere else.I think it's a case of the grass being greener on the other side of the fence - you look at someone and you wish you had her figure, or her hair.the grass rootsordinary the ordinary people in an organization, rather than the leaders ◆ often used in politics:The organization says its grass roots are in working class Labour-voting families.We ought to be listening to the grass roots, and asking them what to do about this problem.grass-roots: Deciding how to revitalize the community and get the most for their money was a grass-roots effort.not let the grass grow under your feetto not waste time, or to start doing something without any delay:Goldmark accepted the proposal an hour after it was made - they didn't let the grass grow under their feet on this one.Matthew's not someone who lets the grass grow under his feet. I would imagine he's started already. phrasegrass[grassed, grassed, grassing] grass on grass on sb BrE informal to tell people in authority about something illegal or bad that a person has done: Scarlet promised that she wouldn't grass on Charlie if the police came looking for him. Some of the men had been beaten up for grassing on other prisoners.■ SIMILAR TO: inform on, grass up BrE informal grass over *grass sth* over** • grass over sth usually passive to plant grass over an area of land: Eventually the flower beds were flattened and grassed over. grass up grass sb up • grass up sb BrE informal if someone grasses up a person that they know, they tell people in authority about something illegal or bad that the person has done: When my mum found out about the drugs, she went to the police. She grassed me up. The officer publicly accused his colleagues of racism and was himself accused of grassing up his mates.■ SIMILAR TO: inform on, grass on BrE informal grass 1. slang Marijuana. You need to do something more productive with your life than sitting around smoking grass all day. 2. slang Lettuce and similar greens. Typically used derogatorily. I'm too hungry to just eat grass. Can't we get steak or something to go with our salads? grass 1. n. marijuana. (Drugs and now widely known.) These kids manage to find this grass somewhere. 2. n. lettuce; salad greens. (see also rabbit food.) I could use a little more grass in my diet. See: (as) green as grass a snake in the grass at the grass roots be like watching grass grow be put out to grass between hay and grass don't let the grass grow under (one's) feet don't let the grass grow under one's feet don't let the grass grow under your feet grass grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence), the grass is always greener on the other side, the grass party grass roots grass widow grass widower grasshead grasshopper grassroots grasstops green as grass if there's grass on the field, play ball if there's grass on the pitch, play ball kick (something) into the long grass kick something into the long grass let grass grow under feet let the grass grow beneath (one's) feet let the grass grow under (one's) feet like watching grass grow live, horse, and you will get grass marsh grass not let the grass grow beneath (one's) feet not let the grass grow under (one's) feet not let the grass grow under feet not let the grass grow under your feet put (someone or something) out to grass put out to grass put out to grass/pasture, to be put someone or something out to grass put/turn/send somebody out to grass send (someone or something) out to grass snake in the grass the grass is always greener the grass is always greener (on the other side) The grass is always greener on the other side the grass is greener on the other side the grass roots turn (someone or something) out to grass you could hear the grass grow(ing)
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