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| 1 | C a dry fruit that grows inside a hard shell on some types of tree and bush . Many kinds of nut can be eaten 干果；坚果 |
| Can you crack some nuts for me (=break open the shells) ? 你能帮我砸些坚果吗？ |
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| 2 | C a small metal object with a hole in the middle that you screw a bolt through in order to fasten things together 螺母；螺帽 |
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| 3 | C mainly spoken someone who is crazy or who behaves in a crazy way 疯子 |
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| 4 | C informal someone who is extremely enthusiastic about a particular activity , sport , or subject 入迷的人；狂热分子 |
| a football nut 足球迷 |
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| 5 | C informal your head or your brain 头；脑袋 |
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| 6 | nuts plural impolite a man’ s testicles （男子的）睾丸 |
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| - | do your nut BRITISH informal
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| to become very angry |
| 发狂；大发雷霆 |
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| If I’ m late home my Mum will do her nut! 如果我回家晚了，我妈妈会大发雷霆的！ |
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| - | the nuts and bolts (of sth)
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| the basic details of a job or activity |
| （某事的）基本要点 |
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| First, you need to know the nuts and bolts of the business. 首先，你要了解这项业务的基本内容。 |
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| - | off your nut BRITISH informal
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| crazy |
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