Definition of Jekyll and Hyde in English:

Jekyll and Hyde

nounˌdʒɛk(ə)l ən(d) ˈhʌɪd

usually as modifier Used in reference to a person or thing that alternately displays two different sides to their character or nature.
former colleagues said he was a Jekyll and Hyde character
a real Jekyll and Hyde side who can be brilliant one week and awful the next
he was a Jekyll and Hyde—a smart, ambitious student who had been accepted into West Point but had a dark side
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet there is a Jekyll and Hyde quality to this book.
- That's the thing about Edinburgh; it's almost become a cliché but it really is a Jekyll and Hyde city.
- In conversation, it's surprising how open he appears to be; until you realise that you've spent an evening with a Jekyll and Hyde character, and you're no closer to understanding what makes him tick.
- Living with a Jekyll and Hyde, forever walking on eggshells, is no way to live.
- York, pretty as a postcard, complete with genteel tearooms, but day to night can seem like a Jekyll and Hyde transformation.
- The club has displayed a Jekyll and Hyde personality.
- Kyles are a Jekyll and Hyde outfit: at home they are a match for most teams; away they have struggled to put out a quality side.
- The Gazette described us a Jekyll and Hyde side and that has summed us up exactly so far this season.
- Teenagers have a reputation for possessing something of a Jekyll and Hyde streak.
- Stirling produced a Jekyll and Hyde performance which left their supporters frustrated as well as dismayed.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Robert Louis Stevenson's story The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (see Jekyll, Dr).

Definition of Jekyll and Hyde in US English:

Jekyll and Hyde

nounˌdʒɛkəl (ə)n ˈhaɪdˌjekəl (ə)n ˈhīd

usually as modifier Used in reference to a person or thing that alternately displays two different sides to their character or nature.
former colleagues said he was a Jekyll and Hyde character
he was a Jekyll and Hyde—a smart, ambitious student who had a dark side
Example sentencesExamples
- The Gazette described us a Jekyll and Hyde side and that has summed us up exactly so far this season.
- Living with a Jekyll and Hyde, forever walking on eggshells, is no way to live.
- Stirling produced a Jekyll and Hyde performance which left their supporters frustrated as well as dismayed.
- Teenagers have a reputation for possessing something of a Jekyll and Hyde streak.
- York, pretty as a postcard, complete with genteel tearooms, but day to night can seem like a Jekyll and Hyde transformation.
- Yet there is a Jekyll and Hyde quality to this book.
- In conversation, it's surprising how open he appears to be; until you realise that you've spent an evening with a Jekyll and Hyde character, and you're no closer to understanding what makes him tick.
- That's the thing about Edinburgh; it's almost become a cliché but it really is a Jekyll and Hyde city.
- The club has displayed a Jekyll and Hyde personality.
- Kyles are a Jekyll and Hyde outfit: at home they are a match for most teams; away they have struggled to put out a quality side.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Robert Louis Stevenson's story The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (see Jekyll, Dr).

单词	Jekyll and Hyde
释义	Definition of Jekyll and Hyde in English: Jekyll and Hyde nounˌdʒɛk(ə)l ən(d) ˈhʌɪd usually as modifier Used in reference to a person or thing that alternately displays two different sides to their character or nature. former colleagues said he was a Jekyll and Hyde character a real Jekyll and Hyde side who can be brilliant one week and awful the next he was a Jekyll and Hyde—a smart, ambitious student who had been accepted into West Point but had a dark side Example sentencesExamples Yet there is a Jekyll and Hyde quality to this book. That's the thing about Edinburgh; it's almost become a cliché but it really is a Jekyll and Hyde city. In conversation, it's surprising how open he appears to be; until you realise that you've spent an evening with a Jekyll and Hyde character, and you're no closer to understanding what makes him tick. Living with a Jekyll and Hyde, forever walking on eggshells, is no way to live. York, pretty as a postcard, complete with genteel tearooms, but day to night can seem like a Jekyll and Hyde transformation. The club has displayed a Jekyll and Hyde personality. Kyles are a Jekyll and Hyde outfit: at home they are a match for most teams; away they have struggled to put out a quality side. The Gazette described us a Jekyll and Hyde side and that has summed us up exactly so far this season. Teenagers have a reputation for possessing something of a Jekyll and Hyde streak. Stirling produced a Jekyll and Hyde performance which left their supporters frustrated as well as dismayed. Origin Late 19th century: from Robert Louis Stevenson's story The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (see Jekyll, Dr). Definition of Jekyll and Hyde in US English: Jekyll and Hyde nounˌdʒɛkəl (ə)n ˈhaɪdˌjekəl (ə)n ˈhīd usually as modifier Used in reference to a person or thing that alternately displays two different sides to their character or nature. former colleagues said he was a Jekyll and Hyde character he was a Jekyll and Hyde—a smart, ambitious student who had a dark side Example sentencesExamples The Gazette described us a Jekyll and Hyde side and that has summed us up exactly so far this season. Living with a Jekyll and Hyde, forever walking on eggshells, is no way to live. Stirling produced a Jekyll and Hyde performance which left their supporters frustrated as well as dismayed. Teenagers have a reputation for possessing something of a Jekyll and Hyde streak. York, pretty as a postcard, complete with genteel tearooms, but day to night can seem like a Jekyll and Hyde transformation. Yet there is a Jekyll and Hyde quality to this book. In conversation, it's surprising how open he appears to be; until you realise that you've spent an evening with a Jekyll and Hyde character, and you're no closer to understanding what makes him tick. That's the thing about Edinburgh; it's almost become a cliché but it really is a Jekyll and Hyde city. The club has displayed a Jekyll and Hyde personality. Kyles are a Jekyll and Hyde outfit: at home they are a match for most teams; away they have struggled to put out a quality side. Origin Late 19th century: from Robert Louis Stevenson's story The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (see Jekyll, Dr).
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