“Cray cray”真的和龙虾有关吗？

1）Cray cray -Don't eat up all the cinnamon, that's cray cray. -Don't go skydiving, that's cray cray. -Don't eat that living octopus, that's cray cray. Definition: really crazy 2) Long haul -Unlike the British colonists in India, the settlers in America were in it for the long haul. -Liverpool should not expect the new coach to work miracles immediately, but expect them in the long haul. -The government policy to enforce birth control will only see benefits over the long haul. Definition: over a long period of time. Etymology: from planes. 3) Have an ace up your sleeve -Charles Ingram had an ace up his sleeve in "who wants to be a millionaire", because another contestant was coughing to give him clues. -In World War 2, the Allies had an ace up their sleeve, by having better code breakers. -Lance Armstrong had an Ace up his sleeve, by popping more pills than other cyclists. Definition: to have an advantage that other people don't know about Etymology: from card games, aces.