a nod to/toward something

phrase

See also main entry: nodSee also main entry: nod

单词	a nod to/toward something
释义	a nod to/toward something phrase DEFINITIONS1 1 a sign that someone is aware of or wants to recognize the influence or importance of something The pop star’s look is a nod to old Hollywood glamour. The title of Tim Blake Nelson’s “Leaves of Grass” is a nod toward poet Walt Whitman. This meaning is based on one submitted to the Open Dictionary by: Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 19/11/2015 Synonyms and related words Praise and admiration praise admiration recognition See also main entry: nodSee also main entry: nod
随便看	in the eye of the storm in the eyes of the law/world etc in the eyes of the law/world etc. in the face of something in the family way in the field in the final/last analysis in the first instance in the first place in the flesh in the foreground in the foreseeable future in the frame in (the) front in the fullness of time in (the) future in the heat of the moment in the hole in the hope that/of in the hopper in the interest(s) of something in their hundreds/thousands/millions in the jaws of something in the land of the living in the lap of luxury