once too often

基本解釋

• 又一次；次數(shù)太多

英漢例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• “You’ll do that once too often, ” a soldier tells him. “It’s only flesh and blood.”
  “我說你肯定能再來(lái)一次，”一個(gè)士兵說，“衹不過是血肉罷了?！?/li>
• One morning my patience was growing thin when Mark talked once too often, and then I made a novice-teacher's mistake.
  一天早上，馬尅又一次講個(gè)不停，我終究不耐煩了，於是犯了個(gè)新教員才會(huì)犯的過失。
• Having tempted fate once too often, Castella is gored by a bull during the San Fermin festival, on July 14 in Pamplona.
  潘普洛納，在7月14號(hào)的奔牛節(jié)上，在有一次與命運(yùn)作鬭爭(zhēng)之後，Castella被一頭公牛刺中。

權(quán)威例句

• But now, it seems, the Fund reckons it has been made a fool of once too often.
  ECONOMIST: Kenya
• All true, but Buttonwood can't help feeling nonetheless that many pundits have cried sheep once too often.
  ECONOMIST: Markets should worry about the surging oil price

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