Your cup of tea Meaning in English
expression · lemma: cup of tea
YOR/YOOR KUP-uhv TEE
yaw KUP-ov TEE
释义
Used to say that something is the kind of thing you like or enjoy. Refers to a personal interest, preference, or taste.
用法与细微差别
Informal and often used in the negative ('not your cup of tea') to express lack of interest. Commonly found in conversation to discuss hobbies, movies, food, or people. Not literally about tea.
Spanish: tu tipo - de tu agrado - lo que te gustaPortuguese (BR): seu tipo - do seu gostoPortuguese (PT): o teu género - do teu agradoChinese (Simplified): 你的菜 - 你喜欢的事物Chinese (Traditional): 你的菜 - 你喜歡的事物Hindi: आपकी पसंदArabic: على ذوقك - ما يعجبكBengali: তোমার পছন্দ - তোমার অপছন্দের কিছু (নেই)Russian: тебе по душе - не в твоём вкусеJapanese: あなたの好み - あなたの趣味Vietnamese: gu sở của bạn - bạn thích - bạn hợpKorean: 네 취향 - 네 스타일Turkish: senlik - senin tarzınUrdu: تمہاری پسندIndonesian: kesukaanmu - seleramu
例句
Reading science fiction is your cup of tea.
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Is hiking your cup of tea?
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Classical music isn't your cup of tea.
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Romantic movies really aren't your cup of tea, are they?
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If art galleries aren't your cup of tea, there are other places to visit.
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That new TV series might not be your cup of tea, but I loved it.
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