根据中文语感的第一反应：非常痛快的一句粗口。
后来在网上查了一下.得到几个说法：
1. indicate everything is going OK or just as "filler" to make a statement longer without really saying anything.
2,All's well ,that works just fine.
3.Bob's your uncle - This term may come from the Irish politician Balfour who in 1887 was unexpectedly promoted to the vital front line post of Chief Secretary for Ireland by his uncle Robert, Lord Salisbury. This stroke of nepotism is said to have inspired the term. The phrase is used as if to say "and so it is done". e.g. "You just turn on the power, hit the switch and Bob's your uncle". If anyone knows of any alternate origins I would love to hear them.
4 Everything is complete. There is no more to be done.
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后来在网上查了一下.得到几个说法：
1. indicate everything is going OK or just as "filler" to make a statement longer without really saying anything.
2,All's well ,that works just fine.
3.Bob's your uncle - This term may come from the Irish politician Balfour who in 1887 was unexpectedly promoted to the vital front line post of Chief Secretary for Ireland by his uncle Robert, Lord Salisbury. This stroke of nepotism is said to have inspired the term. The phrase is used as if to say "and so it is done". e.g. "You just turn on the power, hit the switch and Bob's your uncle". If anyone knows of any alternate origins I would love to hear them.
4 Everything is complete. There is no more to be done.
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