limo

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehicleslimolim‧o /ˈlɪməʊ $ -moʊ/ noun [countable] informalTTC a limousineExamples from the Corpuslimo• And try riding in a limo with Oscar De La Hoya.• For Hoover didn't just make phone calls, or misuse a limo.• I love the fact that every limo driver treats me as if I have a right to be riding in a limo.• As the limos leave the Kremlin and head for the airport, it is back to the business of Chechen eradication.• I began to climb back into the limo.• Kitty was already in the backseat when we reached the limo.Origin limo (1900-2000) limousine

单词	limo
释义	limo From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Motor vehicleslimolim‧o /ˈlɪməʊ $ -moʊ/ noun [countable] informalTTC a limousineExamples from the Corpuslimo• And try riding in a limo with Oscar De La Hoya.• For Hoover didn't just make phone calls, or misuse a limo.• I love the fact that every limo driver treats me as if I have a right to be riding in a limo.• As the limos leave the Kremlin and head for the airport, it is back to the business of Chechen eradication.• I began to climb back into the limo.• Kitty was already in the backseat when we reached the limo.Origin limo (1900-2000) limousine
随便看	keep too many etc balls in the air keep track of keep under wraps not think to do something not think/believe etc for one minute not to be outdone not to be sneezed at not to mention not to mention something not to put too fine a point on it not to say not to worry not too bad not too not that keen on not too very that keen on not too/not very/not that keen on something not too/so bad not touch not touch not touch not touch a hair of head not touch a hair on head not touch somebody/something not touch something not touch something/somebody (with a bargepole)