to-do

英 [tə ˈduː]

美 [tə ˈduː]

n.  忙乱; 喧嚷; 大惊小怪; 吵吵嚷嚷

牛津词典

noun

• 忙乱；喧嚷；大惊小怪；吵吵嚷嚷
  unnecessary excitement or anger about sth
  1. What a to-do!
     真是太大惊小怪了！

柯林斯词典

• 骚动;喧闹;吵嚷
  When there is ato-do, people are very excited, confused, or angry about something.

英英释义

noun

• a disorderly outburst or tumult
  1. they were amazed by the furious disturbance they had caused
  Synonym:disturbancedisruptioncommotionflutterhurly burlyhoo-hahoo-hahkerfuffle

双语例句

• A good to-do list includes long-term and short-term projects, and it integrates all aspects of your life.
  一个好的安排清单要包括长期和短期项目，将深入到你的生活所有方面。
• Part of my regular to-do list is to find and celebrate successes.
  我每天都会找出他们的成功之处，送上我的赞美，这已经成了我每天必修课的一部分。
• Your inbox is not your to-do list;
  收件箱不是你任务清单；
• Do you write your husband to-do lists?
  你有没有列个单子告诉你丈夫做这个那个？
• I asked her if she used a to-do or task list.
  我问是否有一个待办清单或者任务清单。
• Not yet, it's on my to-do list.
  还没呢，不过已在我的执行表中了。
• Make a new to-do list.
  制定新的工作任务表。
• And if one more item gets added to your to-do list, your head might explode.
  如果此时还要再加办一件事，可能你的头就要炸开了。
• Workers have new tasks on their to-do list: Say hello to colleagues. Don't forget to smile.
  员工在他们的待办事项清单上添了新任务：向同事问好，别忘了微笑。
• She made a great to-do about his forgetting her birthday.
  他把她的生日给忘了，她大吵大闹了一场。