11月24日商务英语
2009年11月24日
snooze;to cost someone an arm and a leg
今日单词：
| 单词 | 中文释义 | 英文释义 | 例句 |
| snooze | 1.打盹儿（不及物动词，非正式用语） 2.小睡（名词，非正式用语） |
1. (intransitive verb, INFORMAL ) To sleep for a short period of time; to nap. 2. (noun, INFORMAL) A short nap. |
EXAMPLE 1: The busy executive likes to lock his office door after lunch and snooze for fifteen minutes so he can work more energetically in the afternoon. 这位忙碌的高管喜欢在午餐后把办公室的门锁上，小睡15分钟，以便下午更有精力投入工作。 EXAMPLE 2: My old uncle likes to take a snooze in his favorite chair after he comes home from work. 我大伯喜欢下班回家后坐在他最喜欢的椅子上小睡片刻。 |
今日短语：
| 短语 | 中文释义 | 英文释义 | 例句 |
| to cost someone an arm and a leg | 令某人破费（成语） | (IDIOM) To cost someone a great deal of money. | EXAMPLE: Building a new house was almost three times more expensive than I thought it would be; it really cost me an arm and a leg! 建一座新房的费用几乎是我预计的三倍，实在让我破费！ |
