Accuse sb of sth (phrasal verb)

●To charge someone with a crime, a violation of rules or instructions, or doing something wrong.

（責備，控告）

Examples:　　

1.Please don't accuse me of forgetting to lock the door.　　

2.Are you accusing me of lying?

Out of place (idiom)

●Inappropriate;　　awkward and unwelcome.

（不適當的，不得其所的）

Examples:　　

1.This joke is rather out of place.　　

2.That kind of behavior is out of place at a party.

With your nose in the air (idiom)

●With an attitude that shows that you think you are better than other people.（自以為是，目空一切）

Examples：

1.He walks around with his nose in the air and doesn't talk to anyone.

2.She walked past me with her nose in the air.

Epitomise (verb)

●To be a perfect example of a quality or type of thing. (是…的典型／縮影）

Examples:

1.With little equipment and unsuitable footwear, she epitomises the and unprepared mountain walker.　　

2.The company epitomised the problems faced by British industry'.

Take pleasure in sth/doing sth (idiom)

●Derive happiness or enjoyment from something or doing something.（以…為樂事，樂在其中）

Examples:　　

1.They take a perverse pleasure in causing trouble.　　

2.We bought an old barn and took great pleasure in rebuilding it.