someone had a good innings

someone had a good innings Brit. informal someone had a long and fulfilling life or career (said at or before their death or retirement) 〈英, 非正式〉（于某人去死或退休时说）某人的一生既长寿又圆满。

• dieback
• teetotalling
• baby-faceds
• bobbysoxer
• cuckold
• buzz off
• dolmen
• stellar spectrum
• tempt God
• boatered
• shoot down
• potential motion of a fluid
• wally
• dirtier
• cross-eyed
• get to first base
• Barozzi, Giacomo
• have one's brain on a leash
• open-handedly
• viator
• wombat
• Pleiocene
• change over (from sth) (to sth)
• depurations
• sodium xanthogenate
• morel
• ignorant of
• twitteringly
• branching factor
• figureless
• gearwheel
• varoom
• off the map
• differential transducer
• Upper Mississippian
• on the hunt
• on good terms
• levirates
• force pump
• accoutring
• Tlemcen
• on the boards
• geomagnetics
• arterial roads
• opticians
• howl out
• manhelper
• mind the shop
• retrievals
• have the malt above the meal
• penutians
• upstepped
• angelus
• blue-green alga
• proving ring
• Gravettian
• ketohexose
• a conceited pup
• call instruction
• Iskander Bey
• Allen charges
• cross-furring ceiling
• definitizes
• obscurantist
• TEFS
• acclivities
• tele-tourism
• cucumbers
• Grashof formula
• sound man
• susceptiveness
• at the outset
• electronic energy curve
• pour oil on the flames
• satellite band
• flexibilities
• mountain system
• regimentation
• clamping diode
• advantaged
• arrive at a decision / solution / compromise etc
• subjectiveness
• witches' cauldron
• done like （a） dinner
• blow sb ↔ away
• musket
• surface of light and shade
• bottle someone up
• klephtic
• drag behind
• chronologized
• malformation
• cycle per seconds
• yellow water lily
• cripplers
• laminin
• dole
• miss the boat（或bus）
• coefficient of sliding friction
• snap out of it/sth