单词	sacred cow
释义	English American sacred cownoun [ C ] uk/ˌseɪ.krɪd ˈkaʊ/us/ˌseɪ.krɪd ˈkaʊ/disapproving a belief, custom, etc. that people support and do not question or criticize: They did not dare to challenge the sacred cow of parliamentary democracy. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ideas, concepts and theories abstract afterthought brainchild concept conception construct dogma fancy inspiration intellectual property IP ism meat proposition propositional punctuated equilibrium straw man tenet the domino theory thrust See more results » sacred cownoun [ C ] us/ˈseɪ·krɪd ˈkaʊ/ something that people accept or believe to be good or necessary without ever questioning their belief: Defense spending is a sacred cow in Congress.
随便看	it's every man for himself it's fair to say it's high time it's just as well that it's just one of those things it's more than my job's worth it's more than my job's worth it's my pleasure it's no use it's no use (doing something) it's no use crying over spilled milk it's no use doing something it's not brain surgery it's not rocket science it's not rocket science it's now or never it's only fair it's raining cats and dogs it's raining cats and dogs! it's safe to say it's safe to say (that) it's safe to say (that) it's safe to say that it's swings and roundabouts it's the least I can do