cup of tea

英 [kʌp ɒv tiː]

美 [kʌp əv tiː]

n.  喜爱的人或事物，命运

英英释义

noun

• an activity that you like or at which you are superior
  1. chemistry is not my cup of tea
  2. his bag now is learning to play golf
  3. marriage was scarcely his dish
  Synonym:bagdish

双语例句

• George: Which one do you prefer, a good cup of tea or coffee?
  乔治：一杯好茶和一杯咖啡，你更喜欢哪一个？
• Let him get his own cup of tea
  自己的茶让他自己端。
• Let's knock off for a cup of tea.
  歇会儿，喝杯茶。
• Brew up, Curly. We could all do with a cup of tea.
  沏茶，柯利，我们每人都要喝一杯。
• When the whistle goes, all the workers knock off for a cup of tea.
  哨子一响所有工人都停下手里的活儿去喝茶。
• He sat on the edge of an unyielding armchair, a cup of tea in his hand.
  他坐在一张坚固的扶手椅的椅边上，手里端着一杯茶。
• As it says in the Bible, my cup is running over. Talking of which, I must get you a cup of tea.
  正如《圣经》所说，给我恩赐太多了，我的杯子已经满满当当了。说到杯子，我得去给你倒杯茶来。
• All he wanted was a cup of tea and a sit-down.
  他只求一杯清茶、片刻小憩。
• Golf isn't his cup of tea.
  打高尔夫球并非他的爱好。
• I had to take a break for a cup of tea before I could really get myself together.
  在我能振作精神之前，必须先休息一下喝杯茶。