by the way

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishby the wayby the wayAND/ALSOused when saying something that is not related to the main subject you were talking about before By the way, have you seen my keys anywhere? → wayExamples from the Corpusby the way• By the way, we are ruling out places like South Bend, Ind.• Ni-cads, by the way, should not be left in a discharged state for very long periods.• Fast, by the way, is the operative word.• And it's Jonathan, by the way.• Davis is a man, by the way, not a monster.• Oh, by the way, Vicky called while you were out.• His narrating hero and anchorman, Nicholas Jenkins, is constantly being mildly surprised by the way things and people turn out.• You can tell that by the way they muck schedules about.

单词	by the way
释义	by the way From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishby the wayby the wayAND/ALSOused when saying something that is not related to the main subject you were talking about before By the way, have you seen my keys anywhere? → wayExamples from the Corpusby the way• By the way, we are ruling out places like South Bend, Ind.• Ni-cads, by the way, should not be left in a discharged state for very long periods.• Fast, by the way, is the operative word.• And it's Jonathan, by the way.• Davis is a man, by the way, not a monster.• Oh, by the way, Vicky called while you were out.• His narrating hero and anchorman, Nicholas Jenkins, is constantly being mildly surprised by the way things and people turn out.• You can tell that by the way they muck schedules about.
随便看	accidents (will) happen accidents happen accidents will happen accidere accipere acclaim acclaimed acclamare acclamation acclimate acclimatize go haywire go head to head with go head to head with somebody go hell for leather go hiking go hog wild go hot and cold go hot and cold go hungry go hunting go in go in (at) one ear and out (at) the other go in at one ear and out at the other go in for