释义 |
choosing the best to take on staff
- 矮子里拔高个ǎi zǐ lǐ bá gāo gè
choose the best person available
- 偷嘴tōu zuǐ
take food on the sly
- 尽量jìn liàng
to the best of one's abilities
- 以我看yǐ wǒ kàn
to the best of my belief
- 看上kàn shàng
settle on, take a fancy to
- 看中kàn zhōng
settle on, take a fancy to
- 尽jìn
all; to the greatest extent; try one's best; within the limits of; exhauste
- 竭尽绵力jié jìn mián lì
do one's best to; do one's utmost
- 操航cāo háng
to take the helm
- 远走高飞yuǎn zǒu gāo fēi
take it on the lam; be off to distant parts; whip off
- 充分利用chōng fèn lì yòng
make the best of; make the most of; take full advantage of; get the utmost out
- 就记忆所及jiù jì yì suǒ jí
to the best of one's memory
- 啸聚山林xiào jù shān lín
form a band and take to the greenwood; call each other to form a gang in the
- 炼句liàn jù
try to find the best turn of phrase
- 随遇而安suí yù ér ān
make the best of things
- 行将háng jiāng
about to, on the verge of
- 境遇的jìng yù de
bested
- 尽快走jìn kuài zǒu
make the best of one's way
- 两全其美liǎng quán qí měi
make the best of both worlds
- 启程qǐ chéng
setting out; set out; fare forth; take the road; take to the road
- 尽人所知jìn rén suǒ zhī
to the best of one's knowledge
- 粹cuì
pure; essence; the best
- 最佳zuì jiā
the best; optimum
- 逃进树林táo jìn shù lín
take to the woods
- 接纳jiē nà
admit, take on, take up
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