Expressly (adverb)

●In a way that is clear and definite.

　　（明確地，明白無誤地）

Examples:　　

1. I expressly told you to be home by midnight.　　

2. The students were expressly forbidden to use the Internet for their research on this occasion.

In accord with (idiom)

●In complete agreement with, or not opposed to, a fact, rule, or principle.（符合，與…一致）

Examples:　　

1.The factory's bad working conditions are not in accord with international standards.　　

2.His ideas were fully in accord with mine.

To hell with sth (idiom)

●If you say "to hell with" something, you are emphasizing that you do not care about something and that it will not stop you from doing what you want to do.（讓…見鬼去吧（表示對某事不在乎））

Examples:　　

1.To hell with this, I'm getting out of here.　　

2.To hell with this stupid car. I'm going to buy a new one.

Set the tone (for sth) (idiom)

●To establish the mood of something, or the manner in which something will be conducted.

　　（定調，定下基調）

Examples:　　

1.Her warm greeting really set the tone for the dinner party, which was one of the loveliest I have ever attended.　　

2.The first paragraph really sets the tone for the rest of the article by introducing subtle humor and an unexpected point of view.

All over again (idiom)

●If you do something all over again, you repeat it from the beginning.（從頭再來）

Examples:　　

1.If the teacher doesn't like your essay, you have to do it all over again.　　

2.The computer crashed and deleted all my work - I had to start the essay all over again.