have a bone to pick with翻译_have a bone to pick with短语搭配_have a bone to pick with权威例句

权威例句

1. I can't make out why he seems to have a bone to pick with almost everyone.

我真搞不懂为什么他好象和几乎每个人都有仇似的。《provided by jukuu》

2. I have a bone to pick with you about the impolite way you spoke to my mother just now.

你刚才对我母亲说话无礼，我要同你讲理。《provided by jukuu》

3. If you have a bone to pick with someone in your workplace, you may try to stay tight-lipped around them.

如果你对职场上的同事有意见，可以试着在他们面前保持沉默。

4. 3：Joe, I'm afraid I have a bone to pick with you - frankly, I don't like this last ad you designed for us.

这位总裁说：Joe,恐怕我得挑一下你的毛病了。 老实说,我并不喜欢你们最近为我们设计的这个广告。

5. Have a bone to pick with sb.

对某人有怨言同某人有争论。《provided by jukuu》

6. Honey, I have a bone to pick with you.

亲爱的，我有一件事得向你抱怨了。

7. I have a bone to pick with you, sir.

先生，我得跟你理论一番。

8. I have a bone to pick with him.

我要找他理论。《provided by jukuu》

9. Its no secret I have a bone to pick with you.

我对你有意见已经不是什么秘密了。

10. Honey, I have a bone to pick with you. Could you tell me what you want to buy when you ask me to accompany you shopping?

亲爱的，我对你有点小抱怨，你叫我陪你去买东西时能不能告诉我你想买些什么？

11. To have a bone to pick with someone.

就某事与人辩论。《provided by jukuu》

12. I have a bone to pick with you, Wallace. I heard how you criticized me at the meeting last night.

华莱士，我要和你理论一下。我听说了昨晚开会时你怎么批评我的。

13. I have a bone to pick with him, for the never sent me a letter all the time he was abroad.

我对他有意见，因 为他在出国期间没给我来过一封信。

14. I have a bone to pick with her, for she never sent me a letter all the time she was abroad.

我对她有意见，因 为她在出国期间连一封信都没有寄给我。

15. Honey, I have a bone to pick with you. I don't mind you getting into the bathroom first in the morning, but do you have to be in there so long? You know, I have to get to work on time, too.

亲爱的，偶有一件事得向你抱怨了。偶不在乎你天天早上先用洗澡间，但是，你有必要在里面呆那末长时间么。你知道，偶也得按时上班的啦。

16. Some may have been planted by management, while others are from disgruntled customers with a bone to pick.

有些很可能是经营者策划的，而有些则是那些不好伺侍候的主儿在鸡蛋里头挑骨头。

实用例句

1. And there have been some signs that groups of pensioners do indeed have a bone to pick with Mr Brown over the policy which, they believe, has destroyed their pensions.

BBC: Brown comes out fighting