单词 | give up |
释义 | give up transitive verb 1. < the death of his wife a few years later caused him to give up his … home — J.M.Phalen > < things went from bad to worse until finally he had to give up his position — Scott Fitzgerald > 2. 3. obsolete < how he may be brought to give up the clearest evidence — Francis Atterbury > 4. < men will never give up seeking to influence one another — R.M.Weaver > < you wouldn't give up science or your career — Susan Ertz > < gave the idea up in sheer weariness — T.B.Costain > 5. a. < gave himself up completely to despair > < shutting himself away from the world and giving himself up to writing his novel — Edmund Wilson > b. < Mondays and Tuesdays were often given up to drink, cockfights, bearbaiting — J.H.Plumb > 6. < the patient was given up by the doctors > < couldn't answer the riddle and so gave it up > 7. a. < we do not give up the names of our contributors — Lippincott's Magazine > b. 8. < it's so late we gave you up — Charles Dickens > intransitive verb < had lost flies and broken leaders until he had given up — Alexander MacDonald > < doctor tried to get your father to give up for a while — Ellen Glasgow > |
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