| 单词 | hell |
| 释义 | hell [hel] noun ESSENTIAL [S or U] ■an extremely unpleasant or difficult place, situation or experience 悲惨的境况；苦难的经历 •Work is sheer •The last few months have been absolute hell.最后几个月完全就是在受罪。 ⇒ See also hellhole;infernalESSENTIAL only singular (also Hell) ■in some religions, the place where some people are believed to go after death to be punished forever for the bad things they have done during their lives 地狱 •I'll go to make sb's life hell (also make life hell for sb) informal ■to cause a lot of problems for someone and make them very unhappy 给（某人）惹很多麻烦；令（某人）日子不好过 •I worked for her for two years and she made my life hell.我为她工作了两年，她让我的日子很不好过。 [hel] noun all hell breaks loose informal ■If all hell breaks loose, a situation suddenly becomes violent and noisy, especially with people arguing or fighting 顿时乱成一团（尤指人们突然争吵、打斗起来） •One policeman drew his gun and then suddenly all hell broke loose.一名员警拔枪，人们顿时乱成一团。 [hel] noun come hell or high water informal ■If you say that you will do something come hell or high water, you mean that you are determined to do it, despite any difficulties that there might be 无论有甚么困难，不管怎样 •I'll get you to the airport by noon, come hell or high water!不论有甚么困难，我都会在中午前把你送到机场！ [hel] noun for the hell of it informal ■If you do something for the hell of it, you do it without having any particular purpose or wish, but usually for enjoyment 仅仅为了好玩，只是取乐而已 •I didn't know what I wanted to do, so I drove my van round Europe, just for the hell of it.我不知道自己想要做甚么，于是就开着我的厢型小货车环游欧洲，只是为了好玩而已。 [hel] noun from hell informal ■used to say that someone or something is extremely bad 特别糟的 •Now Miranda - she was the housemate from hell.哎，米兰达——她是个特别糟的室友。 •Poor Ann has the mother-in-law from hell.可怜的安有个特别讨厌的婆婆。 [hel] noun give sb hell informal ■If someone gives you hell, they criticize you severely 严厉批评（某人） •She gave me hell for being twenty minutes late.因为我迟到了20分钟，她狠狠教训我一顿。 ■If something gives you hell, it causes you a lot of pain 使（某人）受苦•These new shoes are giving me hell.这双新鞋把我的脚磨得痛死了。 [hel] noun go to hell informal ■used to angrily tell someone to stop talking and go away 滚开，去你的 •"Anyway, it's your own fault." "Oh, go to hell!"“总之是你自己的错。”“啊，去你的！” [hel] noun go to hell and back informal ■to live through an extremely unpleasant, difficult or painful experience 到鬼门关前走了一回，经历劫难 •I've been to hell and back over this court case.这场官司令我到鬼门关前走了一回。 [hel] noun hell for leather old-fashioned informal ■If you go, run, ride, etc. hell for leather, you go as fast as you can. 飞快地，以最快速度 [hel] noun hell on Earth informal ■an extremely unpleasant place or situation 人间地狱 •Soldiers who survived the war described it as hell on Earth.这场战争中幸存下来的士兵称之为人间地狱。 [hel] noun be hell on wheels US informal ■to behave in an angry or difficult way 坏脾气的，不易相处的 •When he was drinking, Ken was hell on wheels.肯恩一喝酒，脾气就变坏。 [hel] noun there'll be hell to pay informal ■something you say which means someone will be very angry if something happens 会惹上大麻烦 •There'll be hell to pay if she doesn't get the money in time.如果她没有及时拿到钱，那可就有大麻烦了。 [hel] noun when hell freezes over old-fashioned informal ■If you say that something will happen when hell freezes over, you mean that it will never happen. 根本不可能（发生） [hel] exclamation noun uncountable ■used to express anger or to add emphasis （表示愤怒或强调） •Oh hell, I've forgotten my key!该死，我忘了带锁匙！ •What the •We haven't got a hope in [hel] exclamation noun uncountable annoy/frighten/scare, etc. the hell out of sb informal ■to make someone extremely annoyed/frightened, etc 使（某人）极为恼怒／把（某人）吓得半死 •He jumped out from behind a wall and scared the hell out of her.他从一道墙后面跳了出来，把她吓坏了。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable (as) ... as hell informal ■used to emphasize a description of an unpleasant characteristic （强调不好的特性）极，非常 •She's really quite unpleasant about other people and she's as mean as hell.她对待他人相当不友善，还吝啬得要命。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable be hell-bent on sth informal ■to be extremely determined to do something, without considering the risks or possible dangerous results 下定决心，不顾一切（做…） •He was hell-bent on revenge.他铁了心要报仇。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable beat the hell out of sb informal ■to hit someone repeatedly with great force 狠揍（某人） [hel] exclamation noun uncountable get the hell out of somewhere informal ■to leave a place quickly 迅速离开（某地） •Let's get the hell out of here, before any shooting starts.在开火前，我们赶快离开这里吧。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable the hell you do US informal ■used to tell someone that you do not believe what they have said or that you will not allow them to do what they want 你省省吧 •"I don't need your advice, Gene, I know what's good for me." "The hell you do!"“我不需要你的建议，吉恩，我知道甚么对我有利。”“你省省吧！” [hel] exclamation noun uncountable hell of a (also helluva) informal ■extremely, or extremely big 极度地；极大的 •It's a/one hell of a big decision to take.这真是个重大决定。 •The house was in a/one hell of a mess.房子里乱成一团。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable like hell informal ■very much 拼命地，玩命地 •We ran like hell.我们拼命地跑。 •We worked like hell to finish the job.我们为完成工作而拼命地做。 •It hurt like hell.痛得要命。 ■certainly not 绝不•"Try to be polite to him." "Like hell I will!"“对他礼貌点。”“我才不呢！” [hel] exclamation noun uncountable to hell informal ■If you wish or hope to hell that something is true or that it will happen, you are saying how strongly you want it to be true or to happen 非常，强烈地 •I hope to hell she hasn't missed that plane.我非常希望她没错过那班飞机。 [hel] exclamation noun uncountable what the hell informal ■said when you suddenly realize that your plan is not important to you and that you will do something else 管它的，没关系 •I was supposed to be working this evening but what the hell - I'll see you in the pub in half an hour.今晚我本来应该工作的，但这也没关系——我们半小时后酒吧见。 |
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