[ chībìméngēng ] be denied entrance at the door; be left out in the cold; be met with a door banged; be refused admission as an unwelcome guest; find the door slammed to in one's face; find oneself before a door deliberately closed against oneself; on the wrong side of the door
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Others feel that even with a degree, doors will remain closed simply because the graduate is puerto rican . 另一些人认为,即使得到学位,波多黎各毕业生仍将吃闭门羹。
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Others feel that even with a degree, doors will remain closed simply because the graduate is puerto rican . 另一些人认为,即使得到学位,这个波多黎各毕业生仍将吃闭门羹。
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You must understand that marguerite can t show the count the door 要知道玛格丽特是不能请伯爵吃闭门羹的。
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I can ' t lock them out because it ' s not my room to lock 我不能要她们吃闭门羹,因为这不只是我的房间,我不能把它紧锁。
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He was a door - to - door salesman for a bit , but he soon got tired of having the door slammed in his face 他干过一阵子挨户推销的事,但因常吃闭门羹,很快就讨厌那项工作了。