英语词汇“wall”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-旅客吧

idiomwalldrive sb up the wallspoken to annoy someone a lot:I can't get the last crossword clue and it's driving me up the wall!I love Garrett, but he drives me up the wall - every day I find things he's "cleaned up" or moved.I work in an office. You know - meetings, phones, everybody driving each other up the wall.go to the wall1 if a person or company goes to the wall, they fail, usually because they have no more money:Thousands of companies have gone to the wall in one of the worst recessions since the war.Many small investors went to the wall when the stock market crashed.2 to be so sure that what you believe in is right, that you are ready to suffer because you support it:Poets have tended to see what is happening, and to speak out, and to go to the wall for it.Do you believe the boy's story? Would you go to the wall for it?hit a brick wall(also run/come up against a brick wall)to be in a situation where something is preventing you from doing or achieving what you want:The campaign for a playground seems to have hit a brick wall, and children still have nowhere to go in Holybourne.We can give you some tips on tracing your family tree, and what to do when you run up against a brick wall.hit the wallto reach the point in a process where it is difficult to achieve any more or go any further:I felt I'd hit the wall with my playing, so I enrolled on a course at the Guitar Institute of Technology.Everyone talks about hitting a wall at the 24-mile mark when you run the marathon, and that's just what happened to me.like talking to a (brick) wallused in order to say that you are annoyed because someone refuses to listen to your advice, explanation etc:I've told the kids not to play football near the house, but it's like talking to a brick wall.I don't know why I bother talking to you any more, I might as well talk to the wall.nail sb to the wall(also nail sb's ass to the wall AmE)to punish someone and make them suffer, because you are very angry with them ◆ used especially in newspapers:You couldn't do this play in England - you'd be nailed to the wall.The Commissioner was eagerly awaiting the slightest slip on his part, to jump in and nail his ass to the wall.off the wallused about someone or something that is very strange or unusual:Jessica's new furniture designs are completely off the wall.Prentice was a left-wing liberal who might do something off the wall, like act on principle, for heaven's sake.off-the-wall: Community radio's appeal lies in the excitement it generates in the search for off-the-wall ideas.

See:

a fly on the wall
back to the wall
back to the wall, with one's
balls to the wall
bang (one's) head against a brick wall
bang (one's) head against a wall
bang your head against a brick wall
be banging (one's) head against a brick wall
be banging your head against a brick wall
be banging, etc. your head against a brick wall
be bouncing off the walls
be climbing the walls
be hitting (one's) head against a (brick) wall
be like talking to a brick wall
be off the wall
be/come up against a brick wall
beat (one's) head against a stone wall
beat (one's) head against a/the wall
beat head against the wall
beat one's head against the wall
beat one's head against the wall, to
between you and me
between you and me and the bedpost/gatepost/four walls/lamppost
between you me and the bedpost
blue wall of silence
bounce off the walls
break the fourth wall
brick wall
Chinese wall
climb the wall
climb the wall(s), to
climb the walls
climbing the walls
come up against a brick wall
drive (one) to the wall
drive (one) up the wall
drive (someone) up the wall, to
drive someone crazy
drive someone up the wall
drive up the wall
drive/send somebody up the wall
fly on the wall
force (one) to the wall
force to the wall
fourth wall
fourth wall joke
front wall
give the wall
go over the wall
go to the wall
go up the wall
handwriting on the wall
have (one's) back against the wall
have (one's) back to the wall
have back to the wall
have your back to the wall
hit a brick wall
hit a stone wall
hit a wall
hit the wall
hole in the wall
knock (one's) head against a (brick) wall
knock (one's) head against a/the wall
knock head against a brick wall
like nailing Jell-O to the wall
like nailing jelly to the wall
like talking to a wall
like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall
nail (one) to the wall
nail (one's) hide to the wall
nail Jell-O to the wall
nail somebody to the wall
nail someone to a cross
nail someone to the wall
nail someone‘s hide to the wall
nail to a cross
off the wall
off-the-wall
over the wall
paint the devil on the wall
piss money up the wall
plastered to the wall
press (one) to the wall
push (one) to the wall
push to the wall
read the (hand)writing on the wall
read the handwriting on the wall
run (one's) head against a brick wall
run head against a brick wall
run into a brick wall
run into a stone wall
run one's head against (into) a brick/stone wall, to
see the (hand)writing on the wall
see the writing on the wall
send (one) up the wall
send up the wall
side wall
stick (one's) spoon in the wall
talk to a brick wall
the (hand)writing is on the wall
the (hand)writing on the wall
the walls have ears
the writing is on the wall
the writing on the wall
these four walls
throw enough mud at the wall, some of it will stick
turn (one's) face to the wall
up against a brick wall
up against it/the wall
up against the wall
up the wall
up the walls
wall in
wall job
wall of silence
wall off
Wall Street
wall up
wall-eyed
Walls have ears
walls have ears, the
wall-to-wall
with (one's) back against the wall
with (one's) back to the wall
with your back to the wall
writing on the wall, the

词汇	wall
释义	wall 1. noun ► behind the wallimprisoned US, 1989.► go over the wallto escape from prison US, 1934.► go to the wallto lose money in stock investments US, 1988.► off the wallin auction fraud, where non-existent bids are said to come from UK, 2003.► the walla maximum security prison US, 2002.► up the wallcrazy; crazed by circumstances; angry UK, 1951 2. verb to lean against the wall at a party or other social gathering US, 1997 idiomwalldrive sb up the wallspoken to annoy someone a lot:I can't get the last crossword clue and it's driving me up the wall!I love Garrett, but he drives me up the wall - every day I find things he's "cleaned up" or moved.I work in an office. You know - meetings, phones, everybody driving each other up the wall.go to the wall1 if a person or company goes to the wall, they fail, usually because they have no more money:Thousands of companies have gone to the wall in one of the worst recessions since the war.Many small investors went to the wall when the stock market crashed.2 to be so sure that what you believe in is right, that you are ready to suffer because you support it:Poets have tended to see what is happening, and to speak out, and to go to the wall for it.Do you believe the boy's story? Would you go to the wall for it?hit a brick wall(also run/come up against a brick wall)to be in a situation where something is preventing you from doing or achieving what you want:The campaign for a playground seems to have hit a brick wall, and children still have nowhere to go in Holybourne.We can give you some tips on tracing your family tree, and what to do when you run up against a brick wall.hit the wallto reach the point in a process where it is difficult to achieve any more or go any further:I felt I'd hit the wall with my playing, so I enrolled on a course at the Guitar Institute of Technology.Everyone talks about hitting a wall at the 24-mile mark when you run the marathon, and that's just what happened to me.like talking to a (brick) wallused in order to say that you are annoyed because someone refuses to listen to your advice, explanation etc:I've told the kids not to play football near the house, but it's like talking to a brick wall.I don't know why I bother talking to you any more, I might as well talk to the wall.nail sb to the wall(also nail sb's ass to the wall AmE)to punish someone and make them suffer, because you are very angry with them ◆ used especially in newspapers:You couldn't do this play in England - you'd be nailed to the wall.The Commissioner was eagerly awaiting the slightest slip on his part, to jump in and nail his ass to the wall.off the wallused about someone or something that is very strange or unusual:Jessica's new furniture designs are completely off the wall.Prentice was a left-wing liberal who might do something off the wall, like act on principle, for heaven's sake.off-the-wall: Community radio's appeal lies in the excitement it generates in the search for off-the-wall ideas. phrasewall[walled, walled, walling] wall in 1. wall in sth • *wall sth* in** to surround an area with a wall: Part of the garden had been walled in, to make a sheltered spot for growing tender plants.2. wall in sth/sb • *wall sth/sb* in to surround an area or person: The grey tower blocks walled in the space completely. The shopkeeper sat behind his counter, walled in by racks of cheap watches, pens, and cassettes.3. wall yourself in if you wall yourself in, you put yourself in a position where you are no longer free to change what you are doing: The bureaucrats were prisoners of their own system. They had walled themselves in. wall off** 1. wall off sth • *wall sth* off** usually passive to build a wall around or in front of something to separate it from the surrounding area: The garden was walled off to protect it from the wind. Several of the caves have been walled off with rocks or bits of old timber.2. wall off sb/sth • *wall sb/sth* off** usually passive to keep someone or something completely separate from other people, things, countries etc: It had clearly been Dad's intention to wall off his past entirely.+ from Burma was effectively walled off from the rest of the outside world. The drug works by walling off the bacteria from the other cells, so that they cannot affect the rest of the body wall up 1. wall up sth • *wall sth* up** usually passive to fill an entrance, window etc with bricks, stone etc so that it is completely blocked: The only doorway had been walled up long ago. Two of the windows were walled up, and there was very little natural light.■ SIMILAR TO: brick up/in2. wall up sb • wall sb up usually passive to completely enclose someone in a small space by building a wall to block the entrance, so that they cannot escape and will certainly die: the ghost of an unfortunate woman who was walled up in a small room and left to starve to death When the house was demolished, two complete skeletons were found walled up in the basement. See: a fly on the wall back to the wall back to the wall, with one's balls to the wall bang (one's) head against a brick wall bang (one's) head against a wall bang your head against a brick wall be banging (one's) head against a brick wall be banging your head against a brick wall be banging, etc. your head against a brick wall be bouncing off the walls be climbing the walls be hitting (one's) head against a (brick) wall be like talking to a brick wall be off the wall be/come up against a brick wall beat (one's) head against a stone wall beat (one's) head against a/the wall beat head against the wall beat one's head against the wall beat one's head against the wall, to between you and me between you and me and the bedpost/gatepost/four walls/lamppost between you me and the bedpost blue wall of silence bounce off the walls break the fourth wall brick wall Chinese wall climb the wall climb the wall(s), to climb the walls climbing the walls come up against a brick wall drive (one) to the wall drive (one) up the wall drive (someone) up the wall, to drive someone crazy drive someone up the wall drive up the wall drive/send somebody up the wall fly on the wall force (one) to the wall force to the wall fourth wall fourth wall joke front wall give the wall go over the wall go to the wall go up the wall handwriting on the wall have (one's) back against the wall have (one's) back to the wall have back to the wall have your back to the wall hit a brick wall hit a stone wall hit a wall hit the wall hole in the wall knock (one's) head against a (brick) wall knock (one's) head against a/the wall knock head against a brick wall like nailing Jell-O to the wall like nailing jelly to the wall like talking to a wall like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall nail (one) to the wall nail (one's) hide to the wall nail Jell-O to the wall nail somebody to the wall nail someone to a cross nail someone to the wall nail someone‘s hide to the wall nail to a cross off the wall off-the-wall over the wall paint the devil on the wall piss money up the wall plastered to the wall press (one) to the wall push (one) to the wall push to the wall read the (hand)writing on the wall read the handwriting on the wall run (one's) head against a brick wall run head against a brick wall run into a brick wall run into a stone wall run one's head against (into) a brick/stone wall, to see the (hand)writing on the wall see the writing on the wall send (one) up the wall send up the wall side wall stick (one's) spoon in the wall talk to a brick wall the (hand)writing is on the wall the (hand)writing on the wall the walls have ears the writing is on the wall the writing on the wall these four walls throw enough mud at the wall, some of it will stick turn (one's) face to the wall up against a brick wall up against it/the wall up against the wall up the wall up the walls wall in wall job wall of silence wall off Wall Street wall up wall-eyed Walls have ears walls have ears, the wall-to-wall with (one's) back against the wall with (one's) back to the wall with your back to the wall writing on the wall, the
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