Which of the following expressions means "独立自主"?
A: think on one's feet
B: have money to burn
C: stand on one's own feet
D: Money tallks.
A: think on one's feet
B: have money to burn
C: stand on one's own feet
D: Money tallks.
C
举一反三
- The phrase “burn a hole in one’s pocket” is usually applied to money, suggesting that the person with the money feels the need to spend it quickly.
- It is better to die on one’s feet than( ). A: living on one’s knees B: on one’s knees C: to live on one’s knees D: live on one’s knees
- It’s better to die on one’s feet than . A: living on one’s knees B: to living on one’s knees C: on one’s knees D: to live on one’s knees
- 2. It’s better to die on one’s feet than ________.
- fall on one’s feet A: 安然无恙 B: 转危为安
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Being on one’s own means making one’s own ( ).(decision)
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______ climbing a route with one's own hands and feet and little more than a cushioned bouldering pad for protection. This style of climbing
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Being on one's own means making one’s own________ .
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Which one of the following expressions means "格子的"？
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In this passage, the word" fare" means ______. A: the money Mark Twain's friend lost B: the money needed to buy a ticket C: something with which one can enter the train without a ticket D: the money which Mark Twain borrowed from the friend