Mar 29, 2006 18:36
19 yrs ago
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English term
the grand scheme of things
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English to Chinese
Tech/Engineering
Linguistics
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First, review the various access modifiers, and then explain how each one fits into the grand scheme of things.
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Proposed translations
(Chinese)
3 +2 | FYI |
Naikei Wong
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5 +2 | FYI |
clearwater
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3 +1 | FYI idiomatic use of 'in the scheme of things' |
chica nueva
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Proposed translations
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1 hr
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FYI
= master plan, overall design, "big picture", etc.
大蓝图, 总规划
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http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/in the scheme of things
in the scheme of things
in a general view of the situation. She just got here and hasn't figured out where she belongs in the scheme of things.
Usage notes: often used with the adjectives grand, larger, or overall, usually to suggest that something is not very important: A two-week delay will not matter in the overall scheme of things.
大蓝图, 总规划
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Note added at 13 hrs (2006-03-30 08:09:46 GMT)
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http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/in the scheme of things
in the scheme of things
in a general view of the situation. She just got here and hasn't figured out where she belongs in the scheme of things.
Usage notes: often used with the adjectives grand, larger, or overall, usually to suggest that something is not very important: A two-week delay will not matter in the overall scheme of things.
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+2
5 hrs
FYI
大局;全局
the scheme of things系固定短语,意为格局。
the scheme of things系固定短语,意为格局。
+1
1 day 10 hrs
FYI idiomatic use of 'in the scheme of things'
the scheme of things = the way things are organised or happen in a particular situation, or the way someone wants them to be organised. eg I was disappointed not to get the job, but it's not that important in the great/grand scheme of things (= when all things are considered). (Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
This is the common idiomatic use of 'in the grand scheme of things', but here the writer simply means to say 'the overall picture''the great master plan'.
This is the common idiomatic use of 'in the grand scheme of things', but here the writer simply means to say 'the overall picture''the great master plan'.
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