为什么英语‘go bananas’意思是发疯呢？
我在Englishtown在线学校学到了如此多有趣的英语短语。我想知道为什么‘go bananas’意思和发疯相似？我无法到香蕉和疯狂之间的关系！ — 匿名
这是个很好的问题，但是没有一个明确的答案。这是个习语，它的意思可以是发疯、变得很生气或者变得很情绪化。就这个短语是怎么产生的我们提出了几条建议 — 最喜欢的一个是当猴子看到或得到香蕉时它们会变得超级兴奋。
我不明白惊讶的和令人惊讶的之间的区别。我不知道该怎么办。你能告诉我吗？谢谢。— 匿名
我们用‘/-ing/’结尾的形容词来表示物或人使我们感觉到一种特殊的状态，而我们用‘/-ed/’结尾的形容词来表示我们的感觉是怎样的。例如，‘His marriage proposal was surprising’或者‘I was surprised when he asked me to marry him!’ 这句谚语‘It takes two to lie, one to lie and one to listen’的意思是什么？— 皇帝
这是个很好的问题，但是没有一个明确的答案。这是个习语，它的意思可以是发疯、变得很生气或者变得很情绪化。就这个短语是怎么产生的我们提出了几条建议 — 最喜欢的一个是当猴子看到或得到香蕉时它们会变得超级兴奋。
我不明白惊讶的和令人惊讶的之间的区别。我不知道该怎么办。你能告诉我吗？谢谢。— 匿名
我们用‘/-ing/’结尾的形容词来表示物或人使我们感觉到一种特殊的状态，而我们用‘/-ed/’结尾的形容词来表示我们的感觉是怎样的。例如，‘His marriage proposal was surprising’或者‘I was surprised when he asked me to marry him!’ 这句谚语‘It takes two to lie, one to lie and one to listen’的意思是什么？— 皇帝
很不幸的是这个问题也没有明确的答案。最好的解释是／猜测是，如果有人说谎，但是没有人听或相信，那么这个谎言就是失败的并且就此结束了。如果有人听或相信这个谎言，那么就给谎言提供了更多的证据，如果传递下去的话，那么更多的人就会相信它。
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Why does 'go bananas' in English mean go crazy?
I've learned so many interesting English phrase in Englishtown. And I want to know why 'go bananas' is similar to go crazy? I can't find any relation between bananas and craziness! - Anonymous
This is a great question and there isn't a definitive answer. It's an idiom and it can mean go crazy, get very angry or become very emotional. Several suggestions have been made as t
This is a great question and there isn't a definitive answer. It's an idiom and it can mean go crazy, get very angry or become very emotional. Several suggestions have been made as t
o how the expression came about – a favourite one is how monkeys get super excited when they see or are given bananas.
I do not know the difference between surprised and surprising. I don't know what to do. Could you tell me? Thanks a lot. - Anonymous
We use adjectives ending in '/-ing/' to describe the thing or person that makes us feel a particular way and we use the '/-ed/' ending to describe how we feel. For instance, 'His marriage proposal was surprising' or 'I was surprised when he asked me to marry him!' Please what is the meaning of this proverb 'It takes two to lie, one to lie and one to listen'? - The Emperor
Unfortunately there isn't a definitive answer for this as well. The best explanation/guess is that, if someone tells a lie, but no one listens or believes it then the lie isn't successful and stops there. If someone listens to and believes the lie, then that gives more weight or substweight代表什么意思
I do not know the difference between surprised and surprising. I don't know what to do. Could you tell me? Thanks a lot. - Anonymous
We use adjectives ending in '/-ing/' to describe the thing or person that makes us feel a particular way and we use the '/-ed/' ending to describe how we feel. For instance, 'His marriage proposal was surprising' or 'I was surprised when he asked me to marry him!' Please what is the meaning of this proverb 'It takes two to lie, one to lie and one to listen'? - The Emperor
Unfortunately there isn't a definitive answer for this as well. The best explanation/guess is that, if someone tells a lie, but no one listens or believes it then the lie isn't successful and stops there. If someone listens to and believes the lie, then that gives more weight or substweight代表什么意思
ance to it and then more people may believe it if it is passed on.
Have you got a burning question about English? Send them to qa@englishtown . Please understand that we receive a very large number of questions, and cannot answer every single one.
Have you got a burning question about English? Send them to qa@englishtown . Please understand that we receive a very large number of questions, and cannot answer every single one.
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