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one foot in the grave
[wʌn fʊt ɪn ðə ɡreɪv]

  • 踏入坟墓的一只脚:指某人年纪很大,健康状况非常糟糕,接近死亡的状态。

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  • His daughter would describe him as a poor old thing with one foot in the grave.

    女儿一个快要入土的可怜家伙

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  • They lived from day to day as if aware that they already had one foot in the grave .

    他们一天算一天好像已经意识到什么时候就会牺牲

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  • That's too exciting for such an old man as me! I already have one foot in the grave!

    老人家来说刺激了吧!已经只脚踏棺材的人了!

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  • After all, what is the point of being the youngest Tory leader since Pitt the Younger if you behave as if you have one foot in the grave?

    ECONOMIST: Shadow cabinet

  • Instead of merely selling the format to successful shows - a process that resulted in the dire sanitised American versions of AbFab and One Foot in the Grave - the BBC now takes the role of executive producer when shows are remade abroad.

    BBC: The language of laughter

  • In the wake of the financial crisis of 2008, a familiar refrain echoed throughout economic discussions: The U.S. consumer is dead, the pundits said, and his and her demise means the economy has one foot in its own grave.

    FORBES: Buffett, Lynch and Graham Like The Schmata Biz

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