cut up

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcut up phrasal verb1 CUTcut into pieces cut something ↔ up to cut something into small pieces Could you cut the pizza up, please?cut something ↔ up into He 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 way Some 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 way Careful 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 about He was very cut up about Stephen dying. 2 → be badly cut upcut-upˈcut-up noun [countable] American English informal someone 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.

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 pieces Could you cut the pizza up, please?cut something ↔ up into He 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 way Some 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 way Careful 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 about He was very cut up about Stephen dying. 2 → be badly cut upcut-upˈcut-up noun [countable] American English informal someone 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.
随便看	what about what about ...? what about doing what about doing something what ails what ails something what are we waiting for what are we waiting for? What are you drinking What are you drinking? what are you like what are you like! what are you talking about what are you talking about? what are you waiting for what are you waiting for? what became of ... ? whatever will become of ... ? what became of whatever will become of what brings you here what brings you here? what can I do you for what can I do you for? what can you expect what can/do you expect? what d'you call her