单词	double up
释义	English American double up — phrasal verb with double uk/ˈdʌb.əl/us/ˈdʌb.əl/verb [ I or T ] to share something, especially a room, with someone else: Terry will have to double up with Bill in the front bedroom. to receive or use two of something: Matt Damon doubled up, winning two Oscars that night. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sharing allocate allot allotment apportion cake distribution *divide/split (sth)* down the middle idiom divvy divvy sth up double Dutch go Dutch idiom half joint middle redistribute share and share alike idiom share-out shareable shared See more results » double up — phrasal verb with double us/ˈdʌb·əl/verb [ I/T ] to share something, esp. a room, with someone else:** The two boys will have to double up in the front bedroom.
随便看	nonconformist nonconformity nonconformity noncontributory noncore nondescript nondisclosure nondiscretionary nondiscrimination nondiscriminatory nondurable goods none none but none other than sb/sth none other than someone/something none the wiser none the worse none the worse (for something) none the worse for something none the worse, better, richer none the worse, better, richer, etc. none to speak of none too nonelectrolyte nonentity