flypaper
英 ['flaɪpeɪpə(r)]
- flypaper (n.)
- also fly-paper, 1851 (the thing itself is said to have become commonly available in London in 1848), from fly (n.1) + paper (n.).
- 1. It'stuck firmly in his consciousness like a piece of sticky flypaper.
- 那张呈文,牢牢地贴在他意识里,像张粘苍蝇的胶纸.
来自汉英文学 - 围城
