A bed of roses(表示安逸舒服的环境，而不是一床玫瑰花)

　　A: Finally my sister got married.
　　B: Congratrulations. How is she now?
　　A: En,not bad. Her husband loves her so much and made her a bed of rose.
　　B: A fortunate woman!
　　A: By the way, can you guess what does her husband do?
　　B: No matter what he does,he must be wealthy.

　　A green hand (新手)

　　A: I really can't get along with Jim.
　　B: Well, what happened?
　　A: He is too slow in his work that all of us have to stop to wait.
　　B: Forget it! He's just a green hand.
　　A: I know, but my patience is running out.
　　B: Take it easy. Let's go out for a drink.

　　A lucky dog (幸运儿)

　　A: Did you watch the horse race last night?
　　B: Of course.
　　A: The black horse got the frist again.
　　B: Yes, and I bet 1000 dollar on him.
　　A: Really? You lucky dog!
　　B: Wish you good luck, too.

　　A pain in the neck(不单单指戏院里出出进进不安分捣乱的观众，通指一切让人头痛的人。)

　　A: Alice asked us if we wanted to go to the cinema with her and her friends?
　　B: No, I don't . You might not know that she's a pain in the neck.
　　A: Really? She seems quite nice and good.
　　B: I had a date with her once before. I was horrible．

　　A walking refrigerator(形容体重很重的人“行走的冰箱”)
　　(a walking dictionary / a walking encyclopedia 活字典或知识渊博的人)

　　A: What are you doing here? Yor're supposed to be at Martha's birthday party now.
　　B: I don't want to go. You know ,her roommate is a walking refrigerator, and Martha is asked to introduce me to her.
　　A: Pity on you!

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