Lift off (phrasal verb)

●(Of an aircraft, spacecraft, or rocket) take off, especially vertically.

　　（升空，（尤指垂直）起飛）

Examples:　　

1.The spacecraft will lift off at noon.　　

2.The helicopters lifted off at 10.30 hours.

Talk sb's ear/arm/head off (idiom)

●To talk so much as to exhaust the listener.

（喋喋不休，沒完沒了地講）

Examples:　　

1.Whenever I run into her she talks my arm off.　　

2.Stay away from Mr. Jones. He will talk your ear off if he gets a chance.

Look on sb/sth with sth (phrasal verb)

●To view someone or something with an attitude, such as scorn, favor, anger, disgust, etc.

（用…的眼光／態度看待某人或某事）

Examples:　　

1.Bill looked on the food set before him with disgust.　　

2.They looked on his behaviour with contempt.

Drunk as a lord (idiom)

●Very drunk.（酩酊大醉）

Examples:　　

1.After his fifth cocktail, Tom was as drunk as a lord.　　

2.Judy bought herself a case of beer and proceeded to get as drunk as a skunk.

Smattering (noun)

●A very small amount or number.（極少量）

Examples:　　

1.There's only a smattering of people who oppose the proposal.　　

2.He only knows a smattering of Japanese.