have a way with sb / sth

have a way with sb / sth to be especially good at dealing with people or things of a particular type对付某人/某事很有一套:•David seems to have a way with children.戴维看来对付孩子似乎很有一手。•She's always had a way with words (=been good at using words effectively) .她一向善于辞令。

• Maureen
• clammer
• cystoceles
• progressive rocks
• rebuker
• in the opinion of sb
• macropaedic
• one-house veto
• Scil
• turbanned
• Howe, Elias
• self-timer
• Old Man River
• primary data
• steam generator
• Vatican
• partridgelike
• scolding
• serpent's-tongue
• spin fishing
• pris
• attempter
• Pan-European
• detritovore
• table licence
• gradient
• car bra
• Johannisbergers
• vertiport
• scrutinise
• warding
• Herpetomonas
• computer revolution
• restiform
• wish-washes
• on the assumption that
• come up to the standards
• mopingly
• oilcloths
• electric potential
• delivered price
• skeeter hawks
• exocuticle
• Carrington, Richard Christopher
• my eye!
• energy profile
• ship chandler
• Greece
• gaseity
• endoparasitisms
• bailiffs
• light pens
• mixed highs
• thearchies
• leave out
• go off one's head
• flock together
• top-down design
• communional
• boondoggles
• self-pleasing
• tamburlaines
• lifetimes
• king-post truss
• be out for the dust
• hearts and minds
• make a show of
• pars nervosas
• saddletree
• toadeater
• plumb
• gambogian
• strike lucky
• medical examiners
• American hollies
• gloriest
• new variant CJD
• supportative
• per mill
• cantillations
• predesignation
• involution
• malaxators
• motacillidaes
• penuche
• ruffly
• wind tunnel
• flame-retardant
• in the days gone by
• endocranitis
• semiarid climate
• swallow-fork
• coelomic
• tastier
• lipotyphlas
• mezzanine funding
• make a fool of sb
• dry-disk rectifier
• Weekley, Ernest
• phosphorimetry