•Hit/miss the mark (idiom) - To succeed or fail to have the effect you wanted.（成功／失败，达到／未达到目的）

Examples:　　

1.You really hit the mark with that answer – well done.　　

2.Although it contains a certain amount of truth, this theory ultimately misses the mark.

•Be a far cry from sth (idiom) -

To be very different from something.（与……相去甚远／大相径庭）

Examples:　　

1.The film is a far cry from the book.　　

2.The company lost $3 million, which is a far cry from last year's $60 million profit.　　

•Put off (phrasal verb) -

To change the time or date of something so that it happens later than originally planned, especially because of a problem.（推迟，延后）

Examples:　　

1.The organiser has put the event off until October.　　

2.I can't put off going to the dentist any longer.

•Meritocratic (adjective) -

Based on ability and talent rather than class, privilege, or wealth. （任人唯才的，唯才是用的）

Examples:　　

1.The president has vowed to create a truly meritocratic country, where everyone will have a fair chance in life.　　

2.Each of our staff has the opportunity to learn and advance their career in a meritocratic environment.

•With open arms (idiom) -

In a very warm and friendly way.（张开双臂，热情地）

Examples:　　

1.The controversial policy has been rescinded, and many people are welcoming the news with open arms.　　

2.Don't expect her to welcome you with open arms. She's still very angry with you.

•Say it all (idiom) -

To completely express (a meaning, emotion, etc.) without using words.（不言自明）

Examples:　　

1.He's clearly still petrified of dogs - the look of terror on his face says it all!　　

2.This is my third visit to the place in a week, which says it all.