(all) tore up

1. Very upset or emotional. A colloquial variant of "(all) torn up." Sean has been really tore up since his wife left him. A: "Did you hear that Joe died?" B: "I know, I can't believe it. The whole thing's got me feeling all tore up."

2. Very sorry and remorseful. She's acting all tore up about the whole thing, but really I think she's just sorry she got caught. I know you're angry with him, but Tom's genuinely tore up about what happened.

3. slang Very drunk. Do you remember last night at all? You were so tore up you could barely speak! We're going to the club tonight to get all tore up!

*all tore up (about something)

Inf. very upset and sorry about something. (The correct torn can also be used. *Typically: be ~; get ~.) When Jim's dog was lost, he was all tore up about it. I'm all tore up about denting your car like that. I'd be more than happy to pay for fixing it.

tore (up)

and torn (up)

1. Sl. distraught; emotionally upset. I knew you'd be tore up. Fred's really torn up about the accident.

2. Sl. intoxicated. He wasn't just drunk—he was massively tore up. Boy, was she torn.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

to up

verb

See to up from the flo up

tore

verb

See tore up

tore (up)

and torn (up) and tore down

1. mod. distraught; emotionally upset. Fred’s really torn up about the accident.

2. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. He wasn’t just drunk—he was massively tore up.

词组	(all) tore up
释义	(all) tore up (all) tore up 1. Very upset or emotional. A colloquial variant of "(all) torn up." Sean has been really tore up since his wife left him. A: "Did you hear that Joe died?" B: "I know, I can't believe it. The whole thing's got me feeling all tore up." 2. Very sorry and remorseful. She's acting all tore up about the whole thing, but really I think she's just sorry she got caught. I know you're angry with him, but Tom's genuinely tore up about what happened. 3. slang Very drunk. Do you remember last night at all? You were so tore up you could barely speak! We're going to the club tonight to get all tore up! See also: tore, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. all tore up (about something) Inf.* very upset and sorry about something. (The correct torn can also be used. Typically: be ~; get ~.) When Jim's dog was lost, he was all tore up about it. I'm all tore up about denting your car like that. I'd be more than happy to pay for fixing it. See also: all, tore, up tore (up) and torn (up)* 1. Sl. distraught; emotionally upset. I knew you'd be tore up. Fred's really torn up about the accident. 2. Sl. intoxicated. He wasn't just drunk—he was massively tore up. Boy, was she torn. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. to up verb See to up from the flo up See also: up tore verb See tore up tore (up) and torn (up) and tore down 1. mod. distraught; emotionally upset. Fred’s really torn up about the accident. 2. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. He wasn’t just drunk—he was massively tore up. See also: tore, up McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: gotcha playa nome Nome sane? Nome sayin'? like, you know like there ain't no tomorrow Crown Vic 'sall good playa hata
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