| 单词 | cut up |
| 释义 | cut up From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcut up phrasal verb1 CUTcut into pieces cut something ↔ up to cut something into small piecesCould you cut the pizza up, please?cut something ↔ up intoHe cut the paper up into little pieces.2 driving cut somebody/something ↔ up British English to suddenly drive in front of a moving vehicle in a dangerous waySome idiot cut me up on the motorway.3 BEHAVEbehave badly American English informal to behave in a noisy or rude way4 cut up roughVIOLENT British English informal to react in an angry or violent wayCareful how you approach him – he can cut up a bit rough if he’s got a mind to. 5 criticize cut somebody ↔ up informal to criticize someone in an unpleasant way → cut up → cut→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuscut up rough• But he can cut up rough and turn a bit nasty if he's got a mind to.cut upˌcut ˈup, cut-up adjective [not before noun]1 informal very upset about something that has happenedcut up aboutHe was very cut up about Stephen dying. 2 → be badly cut upcut-upˈcut-up noun [countable] American English informalsomeone who makes other people laugh by doing amusing things, especially in a situation when they should not do thisExamples from the Corpuscut-up• She was real cut-up about the hens. |
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