mer·ry

adjective

/ˈmeri/

(comparative merrier, superlative merriest)

Idioms

happy and cheerful愉快的；高兴的 synonym cheery
- a merry grin愉快的笑
Extra Examples
- A merry crowd of villagers watched the proceedings.一群兴高采烈的村民观看了整个过程。
- HIs face was round and his eyes were merry.他的脸圆圆的，眼睛里充满欢乐。
Topics Feelingsc1
Merry Christmas
used at Christmas to say that you hope that somebody has a pleasant holiday圣诞快乐（圣诞节祝贺语）
(especially British English, informal) slightly drunk微醉的；略有醉意的 synonym tipsy
- I was merry after only a glass of champagne.只喝了一杯香槟我就很高兴。
- We had a few drinks and all got quite merry.我们喝了几杯，大家都很高兴。

Word OriginOld English myrige ‘pleasing, delightful’, of Germanic origin; related to mirth.

Idioms

eat, drink and be merry

(saying) said to encourage somebody to enjoy life now, while they can, and not to think of the future行乐要及时

lead somebody a (merry) dance

(British English, informal) to cause somebody a lot of trouble or worry给某人造成许多麻烦（或忧虑）

make merry

(old-fashioned) to enjoy yourself by singing, laughing, drinking, etc.行乐；宴乐

the more the merrier

(saying) the more people or things there are, the better the situation will be or the more fun people will have人越多越好玩；（东西）多多益善，越多越好
- ‘Can I bring a friend to your party?’ ‘Sure—the more the merrier!’“我能带个朋友来你的聚会吗？” “当然，人越多越好玩嘛！”

play (merry) hell with something/somebody

(British English, informal) to affect something/somebody badly对…造成严重影响；严重损害…
- Driving on these rough roads has played hell with my tyres.在这些崎岖不平的道路上行驶对我的轮胎造成了很大的伤害。

单词	merry
释义	mer·ry adjective /ˈmeri/ /ˈmeri/ (comparative merrier, superlative merriest) Idioms happy and cheerful愉快的；高兴的 synonym cheery a merry grin愉快的笑 Extra Examples A merry crowd of villagers watched the proceedings.一群兴高采烈的村民观看了整个过程。 HIs face was round and his eyes were merry.他的脸圆圆的，眼睛里充满欢乐。 Topics Feelingsc1 Merry Christmas used at Christmas to say that you hope that somebody has a pleasant holiday圣诞快乐（圣诞节祝贺语） (especially British English, informal) slightly drunk微醉的；略有醉意的 synonym tipsy I was merry after only a glass of champagne.只喝了一杯香槟我就很高兴。 We had a few drinks and all got quite merry.我们喝了几杯，大家都很高兴。 Word OriginOld English myrige ‘pleasing, delightful’, of Germanic origin; related to mirth. Idioms eat, drink and be merry (saying) said to encourage somebody to enjoy life now, while they can, and not to think of the future行乐要及时 lead somebody a (merry) dance (British English, informal) to cause somebody a lot of trouble or worry给某人造成许多麻烦（或忧虑） make merry (old-fashioned) to enjoy yourself by singing, laughing, drinking, etc.行乐；宴乐 the more the merrier (saying) the more people or things there are, the better the situation will be or the more fun people will have人越多越好玩；（东西）多多益善，越多越好 ‘Can I bring a friend to your party?’ ‘Sure—the more the merrier!’“我能带个朋友来你的聚会吗？” “当然，人越多越好玩嘛！” play (merry) hell with something/somebody (British English, informal) to affect something/somebody badly对…造成严重影响；严重损害… Driving on these rough roads has played hell with my tyres.在这些崎岖不平的道路上行驶对我的轮胎造成了很大的伤害。
随便看	at any moment now at any price at any rate at-any-rate at a/one go \| at/in a single go at a pinch at a premium at a price at a push atar at a rate of knots at-arms-length at-a-single-cast at a (single) glance at a single glance at a single go \| at a go at a (single) stroke \| at one stroke at a single stroke \| at one stroke at a snail’s pace at a steady clip a taste/dose of your own medicine a taste of your own medicine at a stroke \| at one stroke at a tender age \| at the tender age of… at a/the crossroads