toothn. (pl.teeth)。
Phrases:
in one’s teeth: directly to one’s face正當(dāng)著…的面
△1H.IV.5.2.41:“for I have thrown/A brave defi-ance in King Henry’s teeth，”因為我已經(jīng)正面地向亨利王作了英勇的挑戰(zhàn)。
in thy teeth: in your face當(dāng)著你的面（駁回）。
△2H.IV.5.3.93 (91):“Puff?/— Puff i’thy teeth,most recre-ant coward base!”(Pistol takes silence’s remark as aninsult to Falstaff.)潑夫？ 把你的潑夫打回去，你這背信棄義的下賤懦夫！
to the teeth: with open defiance.defiantly以公開對抗，對抗地。
△H.VIII.1.2.36:“Daring the even to theteeth.”i.e.Challenging the outcome with open defi-ance.以公開對抗的方式向后果挑戰(zhàn)；公然不顧一切后果。 tooth[tu:θ]n.畫布表面粗糙的紋路，齒狀物，牙齒
◇ be armed to the teeth 全副武裝
get one’s teeth into sth.處理某事
in the teeth of 面對
tooth and nail 奮力拼搏，竭盡全力 |