chock-a-block
常考释义
1.[nbn](informal)~ (with sth/sb)充满；挤满；塞满very full of things or people pressed close together
The shelves were chock-a-block with ornaments.架子上堆满了装饰品。
It was chock-a-block in town today(= full of people) .今天城里人多得不得了。
Distinguished though Merrill's board was, it was hardly chock-a-block with expertise on banking and risk.
尽管美林的董事会成员颇为著名，但他们几乎没有对银行业和风险具备全面的专业知识。
Our events and happenings calendar is ' chock-a-block ' all year round.
我们的赛事和活动日程表一年到头都是满满当当的。
Exhibition floors were chock-a-block with racing and sports cars.
表演场地上让比赛车塞得满满的。
We will not settle for the 4-color brochure, for web sites chock-a-block with eye candy but lacking any substance.
我们不会满足于单调的小册子，因为即使你们的网站很能吸引眼球，但缺乏实质性内容。
The belief that a city will be expensive and chock-a-block with sports fans can deter visitors.
那种认为花费将会大幅上涨以及城市里面将会挤满运动迷的念头会阻止旅游者。
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