dogs bark, cats meow

短语
/dɒɡz ˈbɑːk | kæts miˈaʊ/    /dɔɡz ˈbɑɹk | kæts miˈaʊ/|/dɑɡz-/

英文释义

短语
  1. Used to introduce something seen as inevitable or totally commonplace. humorous,idiomatic,informal
    — One of the world's hardest tasks is to convince innocent, liberal minded Christians, intellectuals and opinion-makers in the mass-communication media that Communists mean just what they say. They believe airplanes fly, boats sail, dogs bark, cats meow and rain falls … but after reading documents like the above, somehow they manage to put on rose colored glasses and parrot half truths like "there is freedom of religion in Communist countries, churches are free from government control, all is sweetness and light."

词源

From dogs + bark (verb) + cats + meow (verb).
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