| 单词 | to have one's eyeteeth |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto have one's eyeteeth (about one) ΘΚΠ the world > physical sensation > sleeping and waking > state of being awake > be or remain awake [verb (intransitive)] > or alert to have one's eyeteeth (about one)1713 to be a (full) wake-up1930 1713 C. Dodd Hist. Eng. College Doway 10 Parsons had all his Eye-teeth, and fail'd not to make a Hand of all these Civilities. 1730 H. Morice Let. 14 Jan. in F. Atterbury Misc. Wks. (1798) V. 147 There is no dealing with him without having one's eye-teeth. 1795 Tomahawk! 9 Nov. 45/1 You will find I had all my eye-teeth about me. 1844 Med. Times 30 Nov. 173/1 He had not only got his eye-teeth about him..but had cut his wisdom-teeth on board ship. 1877 Cheshire Observer (Chester) 2 June It reads as a warning that no one need go in search of the situation who has not her ‘eye teeth about her’. < as lemmas |
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