Full of beans Meaning in English
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释义
If someone is full of beans, they are very energetic, lively, or enthusiastic. It’s often used to describe children or people who are especially active.
用法与细微差别
This is an informal British and American expression. It is most common when talking about children or playful adults. Does not mean 'telling lies', though sometimes 'full of beans' in American English can mean 'talking nonsense'. Usually positive and not used in formal writing.
例句
My son is always full of beans in the morning.
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Those children are full of beans after lunch.
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She was full of beans during the game.
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Wow, you're full of beans today! What happened?
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He came into the office full of beans after his vacation.
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After two cups of coffee, I was full of beans and ready to go.
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