| 词组 | suck |
| 释义 | suck [sucked, sucked, sucking] get sucked in/into get sucked in/into to gradually become more and more involved in a bad situation or harmful activity, so that it becomes difficult to get out of or stop doing get sucked in/into ▪ Jonno started hanging round with a gang, and got sucked into a world of petty crime and drug abuse. ▪ There are fears that if war breaks out in the Balkans again, other countries might get sucked in. be sucked in/into ▪ Now men too have been sucked into the quest for physical perfection, making up 25% of all cosmetic surgery clients. ■ SIMILAR TO: be/get dragged into suck off suck sb off • suck off sb taboo if someone sucks a man off, they move their lips and tongue along his sex organs to give him sexual pleasure: ▪ Then she unzipped him and sucked him off. Just like that. ■ SIMILAR TO: give sb a blow job informal, perform oral sex on sb formal suck up to suck up to sb informal to try to make someone in authority like you by doing nice things for them or saying nice things to them, in a way that is not sincere: ▪ She's always sucking up to the boss - it makes me sick. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑creep up to BrE spoken |
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