deal out

英 [diːl aʊt]

美 [diːl aʊt]

（在纸牌游戏中）发（牌）; 给予，予以（惩罚或伤害）

柯林斯词典

• See also:...a failure to deal out effective punishment to aggressors....the tale of a woman who refuses to accept the injustice dealt out to her husband.deal

英英释义

verb

• administer or bestow, as in small portions
  1. administer critical remarks to everyone present
  2. dole out some money
  3. shell out pocket money for the children
  4. deal a blow to someone
  5. the machine dispenses soft drinks
  Synonym:distributeadministermete outdealparcel outlotdispenseshell outdish outallotdole out

双语例句

• He made a great deal out of some technical agreements with the Hong Kong authorities to investigate clearing and settlement systems, and to develop new products denominated in Renminbi.
  他拿一些与香港官方达成的技术性协议大做文章，这些协议包括调研各种清算和结算系统，以及开发人民币计价的新产品。
• When Michael finished telling the story, he looked around the room and saw his former classmates smiling at him. Several thanked him and said they got a good deal out of the story.
  迈克尔讲完他的故事以后，环顾四周，发现他的老同学们都在微笑着倾听，有几个人站起身来向他表示感谢，说他们从故事中得到了很多启发。
• My parents use to make such a big deal out of it.
  我父母总是很看重这个。
• Daniel: Come on, you are making too big deal out of this.
  丹尼尔：你说得也太夸大其辞了吧。
• The Joneses make a big deal out of being 'different'.
  爱攀比的邻居们很是把“与众不同”当回事。
• Not surprisingly, Chinese Major-General Peng Guangqian said the US was making too big a deal out of the test.
  所以，人们对中国少将彭刚乾所说的“美国过分关注这件事情”就不感到奇怪了。
• I am probably making a big deal out of nothing, but my feelings are really hurt.
  也许我有点小题大做，但我真的觉得很受伤。
• Make a big deal out of the good and little stuff that we want consistently.
  对那些我们希望不断出现的小的好事要大加吹捧。
• I made such a big deal out of nothing.
  都是我无中生事。
• While many like Chen regret their excessive spending, some are making a big deal out of how little they spent.
  当许多人同陈思一样为自己的过度消费而后悔不已时，也有人因为花钱少而收到网友追捧。