1.Accommodate someone with something: provide someone with something, often as a favour 提供
Example: I hope the bank in which you are working in will be kind enough to accommodate me with a car loan.
2. Accompany something with something else: add something to something else.隨某物而來
Example: The rascal accompanied his abusive language with a show of his two fists.
3. Accord with something: match something.與某事物相配合
Example: The young man's political ideology does not accord with his father's. The former is radical; the latter is conservative.
4. According to:
（i）as stated or shown. 根據(jù)
Example: According to the records, the books you borrowed were often overdue.
（ii） in agreement with. 按照
Example: Always try to act according to your promise.
（iii） in the order of. 循序
Example: The books in a library are arranged according to their authors, titles, etc.
（iv） in proportion to. 視……而定
Example: Part-time workers are normally paid according to the amount of work done by the hour.
5.Bar someone from （doing） something: prevent someone from （doing） something. 阻止某人做某事
Examples:
（1）The invigilator has the right to bar any dishonest student from taking the examination.
（2）Some members have been barred from the club for misconduct.
6. Bare bones, the: the simplest but most important parts.梗概
Example: These are the bare bones of the system which must be incorporated.
7. Bare of something: missing something that is normally present.（指不該空著）空的
Example: In sharp contrast to other apartments, Judy's was austerely furnished and bare of any ornament.
8.Can/could do no wrong: one is so much favoured that anything he does is thought to be right. 絕對(duì)錯(cuò)不了
Examples:
（1） In the teacher's eyes, a good student like Susan can do no wrong.
（2） Mrs Lin considered her only son perfect and could do no wrong.
9.Can ill afford （to do）something: cannot afford （to do） something. 負(fù)擔(dān)不起
Examples:
（1） I am busy now and can ill afford to see anyone.
（2） Our soccer team can ill afford to lose the match again.
10.Cancel something out: balance something; strike out something. 抵消
Example: The failure in overseas business cancelled out the overall profits of the company.
11.Dead set against someone/
something: firmly opposed to someone/something. 極力反對(duì)
Examples:
（1） Mr Li is dead set against his arch rival, Mr Huang.
（2） Most workers were dead set against longer working hours.
Example: I hope the bank in which you are working in will be kind enough to accommodate me with a car loan.
2. Accompany something with something else: add something to something else.隨某物而來
Example: The rascal accompanied his abusive language with a show of his two fists.
3. Accord with something: match something.與某事物相配合
Example: The young man's political ideology does not accord with his father's. The former is radical; the latter is conservative.
4. According to:
（i）as stated or shown. 根據(jù)
Example: According to the records, the books you borrowed were often overdue.
（ii） in agreement with. 按照
Example: Always try to act according to your promise.
（iii） in the order of. 循序
Example: The books in a library are arranged according to their authors, titles, etc.
（iv） in proportion to. 視……而定
Example: Part-time workers are normally paid according to the amount of work done by the hour.
5.Bar someone from （doing） something: prevent someone from （doing） something. 阻止某人做某事
Examples:
（1）The invigilator has the right to bar any dishonest student from taking the examination.
（2）Some members have been barred from the club for misconduct.
6. Bare bones, the: the simplest but most important parts.梗概
Example: These are the bare bones of the system which must be incorporated.
7. Bare of something: missing something that is normally present.（指不該空著）空的
Example: In sharp contrast to other apartments, Judy's was austerely furnished and bare of any ornament.
8.Can/could do no wrong: one is so much favoured that anything he does is thought to be right. 絕對(duì)錯(cuò)不了
Examples:
（1） In the teacher's eyes, a good student like Susan can do no wrong.
（2） Mrs Lin considered her only son perfect and could do no wrong.
9.Can ill afford （to do）something: cannot afford （to do） something. 負(fù)擔(dān)不起
Examples:
（1） I am busy now and can ill afford to see anyone.
（2） Our soccer team can ill afford to lose the match again.
10.Cancel something out: balance something; strike out something. 抵消
Example: The failure in overseas business cancelled out the overall profits of the company.
11.Dead set against someone/
something: firmly opposed to someone/something. 極力反對(duì)
Examples:
（1） Mr Li is dead set against his arch rival, Mr Huang.
（2） Most workers were dead set against longer working hours.