071 (A) get one's blood going (B) take a leaf out of one's book

Ross get sb's blood going 讓某人清醒 He almost stepped on a rattlesnake in the early morning and that really got his blood going. 他今天一大早差點踩到了一隻響尾蛇，當場讓他清醒過來 take a leaf out of sb.'s book 學某人的樣子 You should take a leaf out of Jack's book. He is a good model to follow. 你應該學學Jack，他是個值得學習的典範

Ben get sb's blood going 讓某人清醒 Sometimes, all I need to get my blood going is a good bath. 有時候，要讓我清醒所要作的是洗個澡。 take a leaf out of sb.'s book 學某人的樣子 Never to old to learn. Sean enjoys his studying even though he is 80. We should take a leaf out of Sean's book. 活到老學到老。即使Sean已經80了，他仍然沉浸在學習的樂趣中。我們應該學學Sean。 Suggestion 1: You're never too old to learn. Sean enjoys his studying even though he is 80. We should take a leaf out of Sean's book. Suggestion 2: It's "Never too old to learn." 'Too' is an adverb. 'To' is a preposition (usually). For better grammar, you may need a subject and verb to make that a real sentence. "I'm never too old to learn" "You're never too old to learn" If you use "You're" it can mean any person in general.

Heidi get sb's blood going 讓某人清醒 A moning coffee is the best way to get Heidi's blood going. 早晨的一杯咖啡是讓Heidi清醒的最佳方法 take a leaf out of sb.'s book 學某人的樣子 She liked to take a leaf out of her advisor's book as a way to show her respect for her.

Kate get sb's blood going I like to drink tea that this action makes get my blood going. 我喜歡喝茶,這個動作可以使我清醒 take a leaf out of sb's book I like take a leaf out of my husband's book. my husband is my idol 我喜歡模仿我老公,他是我的偶像