单词	black-and-white
释义	English American black-and-white A black-and-white subject or situation is one in which it is easy to understand what is right and wrong: Disarmament isn't a black-and-white issue for me. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Certainty (as) clear as day idiom (as) sure as eggs is eggs idiom and that's flat! idiom assured assuredly bet cut and dried decided decidedly definite definitely doubt indeed natch pronounced proof positive seal set/put the seal on sth idiom shadow signed and sealed idiom See more results » black-and-whiteadjective [ not gradable ] /ˈblæk·ənˈhwɑɪt, -ˈwɑɪt/ having no colors except black, white, and gray: fig. The press has been presenting the conflict in black-and-white terms (= as being much clearer than it is).
随便看	what do you bet what do you bet? what do you have to say for yourself what do you have to say for yourself? what do you know what do you know what do you mean what do you mean? what do you say what good is what good is ... what have you got to lose what have you got to lose? what I wouldn't give for sth what I wouldnt give for sth what if what if? what is he, are they like what is he, are they, etc. like? what is sb/sth like what is sb/sth like? what is she/he like what is she/he like? what makes sb tick what makes someone tick