BOOK 5词组造句People came from far and near to see her.In a flash The holidays seemed to be over in a flash.Move along The project is moving along well.On trial He was on trial for robbery.Side by side They went side by side.Take pleasure in I take pleasure in reading novels.In vain I tried again, but in vain.At hand I don’t have enough money at hand.Dish up She dished up the icecream for me.Gather up She gathered up the books on the table.Give and take Give and take is important in our life.Help (someone) out Don’t worry, I’ll help you out.Lecture…on My parents lectured me on table manners.Much less The baby can’t walk, much less run.No doubt No doubt he is right.Run around Don’t let the boys run around.Run over The car ran over a cat.Step aside I stepped aside to let him pass.At the mercy of They were at the mercy of the big wind.Come up A strange thing came up this morning.Refer to…as We refer to all girls as “beauty”.Take the initiative Y ou should take the initiative to talk to her.On one’s own initiative He went to see her on the initiative.On the dot I arrived at the office at 8 on the dot.Roll up He often rolled up 10 minutes late.Spell out Should I spell out my plan again?Sweep the board The Chinese table-tennis team often sweep the board. Vice versa We talk about them and vice versa.All of sudden, she began to cry.Angle for He is angling for inviting him.(他暗示我们邀请他。
) Count as She is counted as a good artist.Entitle sb to sth. Y ou’re entitled to the house.Lay/put one’s cards on the table It’s time to put my cards on the table.Take a bow The music ended and the girl took a bow.Toot one’s own horn Robert likes to toot his own horn.W ork…into…My teacher worked a few jokes into class.Be in order Praises are in order for the man, who saved the boy.Eat one’s words He ate his word when I got the first place.In the way We couldn’t pass because of a rock in the way.Make (one’s) peace with sb. We made our peace with each other.Run into someone I ran into my teacher in the street yesterday.Speak up Y ou should speak up your opinion.Take…to heart Don’t take what he said to heart.W eigh…against…I’m weighing the advantages and the disadvantages of it. Zip one’s lip I’m afraid you should zip your lip.How did you come by that ticket?Let alone (do) He can’t speak English, let alone write it.On a …scale They attacked the city on a large scale.Pick apart My mother often picked apart my homework. Pull…together If we pull together, we’ll finish on time.Stumble onto/across I stumbled onto this letter under the bed.Catch hold of Y ou must catch hold of the rope.For an instant I hesitated for an instant.Hold on to He had to hold onto the small tree.Set …free I opened the cage and set the bird free.Slam on the brakes Mary slammed the brakes and the car stopped.Slip off He slipped of his shoes and went into the house.At short notice I started off at short notice.Bolt out When I opened the door, the cat bolted out.Break off She broke off to drink some tea.Dash off The thief dashed off when seeing the police.Get on someone’s nerves The loud music got on my nerves.Give way The wall gave away suddenly this morning.Lose one’s nerve I lost my nerve when the fire broke out.Make a mess The wrong decision made a mess of his life.Out of place She felt out of place among these foreigners.Put up with Y ou have to put up with the pollution here.Rattle on My sister rattled on for hours on the phone.Swing around She swung around and stared at me.To a/the day She died ten years ago to a day.And all They ate the whole fish: tail, head, and all.By the score(s) The factory produced bikes by the scores.Loose hold on Loose hold on the string, and the balloon will rise into the sky. Nothing of the kind/sort --Sorry to trouble you. –No, it’s nothing of the sort. Pave the way to/for…The agreement paved way for lasting peace.Ten to one Ten to one he’ll forget all about it tomorrow.W ear away With the time wearing away, I almost forget that.He spoke, and laughed out loud.Swear in The new governor was sworn in.Account for How do you account for the missing money?And everything I put clothes, books, medicine and everything into the box. Calm (sb) down Calm down and listen to me!Cheer (sb) up What he said cheered me up.Go under The Titanic(泰坦尼克) finally went under.Stop off We can stop off and see you.W ash down He washed down a big meal with beer.W olf down They wolfed down the big pizza.。