bring down the house

把房子弄垮把房子弄倒把房子拆了把房子弄倒了

bring down the house 的定义

  1. Also, bring the house down. Evoke tumultuous applause and cheers, as in Her solo brought the house down. This hyperbolic term suggests noise loud enough to pose a threat to the building—an unlikely occurrence. In the late 1800s, British music-hall comedians punned on it: when the audience greeted a joke with silence, they said, “Don't clap so hard; you'll bring down the house.” [Mid-1700s]

bring down the house 近义词

bring down the house

等同于 applause

bring down the house

等同于 perform

bring down the house

等同于 act

bring down the house

等同于 play-act

更多bring down the house例句

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