•Tell sth/sb apart (from another) (phrasal verb) – To distinguish; to perceive something or someone as being different or distinct from another.
(辨别,釐清)
Examples:
1.I couldn't tell apart the real $20 banknote from the counterfeit one.
2.The twins were identical, and we couldn't tell them apart.
•Right a/the wrong (idiom) - To do something to prevent a bad situation from continuing.(拨乱反正,纠正错误)
Examples:
1.Most problems arise from neglect and, since repairs involve skilled labour, righting a wrong can be expensive.
2.He seems to think he can right all the wrongs of the world.
•Pass sb/sth off as sth/sb else (phrasal ver) - To make people think that someone or something is somebody or something else.(冒充,假扮)
Examples:
1.They bought up pieces of old furniture and passed them off as valuable antiques.
2.He passed himself off as a doctor.
•Besiege (verb) - When someone is besieged, a lot of people surround them.(包围)
Examples:
1.When the pop star tried to leave her hotel, she was besieged by waiting journalists and fans.
2.A shop owner was besieged by job applications.
•Way out (idiom) - The means by which a predicament, dilemma, etc., may be solved; a way of dealing with a problem.((脱离困境的)出路,(解决问题的)方法)
Examples:
1.The best way out of a difficulty is through it.
2.There must be a way out of this mess.