| 释义 |
●ˌhang ˈup 🔑●ˌhang sth ˈup 🔑1. to attach sth from the top to a hook, a piece of string, etc. so that the lower part is free or loose; to be attached in this way （把…）悬挂起来◆My dress is hanging up in the wardrobe.
我的连衣裙挂在衣柜里。◆Shall I hang your coat up?
我帮你把外套挂起来好吗？◆He took off his suit and hung it up carefully.
他脱掉西装，小心地挂了起来。OBJ coat, clothes ➡ see also hang sth out2. (on sb) to end a telephone conversation, often very suddenly, by putting down the part of the telephone that you speak into (the receiver) or switching the telephone off （突然）挂断（某人的）电话◆She hung up on me.
她挂断了我的电话。◆Don’t hang up. I’d like to talk to Dad too.
别挂电话。我还想和爸爸谈谈。◆I was so upset I hung up the phone.
我十分生气，挂断了电话。OBJ phone, receiver3. to finish using sth for the last time; to give up a particular activity, profession, etc. 终止使用（某物）；结束（某种活动）；不再从事（某职业）◆After twenty years playing football, he’s finally hanging up his boots.
踢了二十年足球，他终于挂靴了。OBJ boots[v + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |