hung over

hang over (someone or something)

1. To be an imminent threat to or imposition on someone or something. I decided to do my essay now so it wouldn't be hanging over me all weekend. The consequences of the new legislation is hanging over companies across the country.

2. To cause someone continual stress, dread, or unease. Guilt over what happened has been hanging over me for years.

hung over

Suffering from the effects of drinking an excessive amount alcohol (typically the night before). Such symptoms, which can include headache and nausea, are collectively called a hangover, from which the adjective is derived. You better start drinking water in between all those shots, or else you're going to be wicked hung over tomorrow.

词组	hung over
释义	hung over hang over (someone or something) 1. To be an imminent threat to or imposition on someone or something. I decided to do my essay now so it wouldn't be hanging over me all weekend. The consequences of the new legislation is hanging over companies across the country. 2. To cause someone continual stress, dread, or unease. Guilt over what happened has been hanging over me for years. See also: hang, over hung over Suffering from the effects of drinking an excessive amount alcohol (typically the night before). Such symptoms, which can include headache and nausea, are collectively called a hangover, from which the adjective is derived. You better start drinking water in between all those shots, or else you're going to be wicked hung over tomorrow. See also: hung, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: hang over hang over (someone or something) have done have done with have done with (someone or something) be/have done with somebody/something done with (someone or something) it is all up with it is all up with (someone or something) skip out with (someone or something)
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