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kiss /kɪs/ ► SEE ALLkiss sth awaykiss off kiss sb/sth off (as sth)kiss up to sb ●ˌkiss sth aˈwayto stop sb feeling sad or angry by kissing them 吻去（悲伤或怒气）◆Let mummy kiss away your tears.
让妈妈吻掉你的眼泪吧。OBJ tears, worries[v + adv + n] [v + pron + adv] [v + n + adv] (rare) ●ˌkiss ˈoff (NAmE, informal) used to tell sb rudely to leave or stop bothering you （粗鲁的说法）滚蛋，别烦◆If he asks me for any more money I’ll tell him to kiss off.
他如果再向我要钱，我就叫他滚。[v + adv]▸ ˈkiss-off noun [singular] (informal) ◆ He had just bought her a ring, and she gave him the kiss-off (= told him she did not want to have a relationship).
他刚给她买了个戒指，她让他别痴心妄想了。●ˌkiss sb/sth ˈoff (as sth) to consider that sb/sth is a failure or not important 认为…很失败（或不重要）◆The record companies kissed us off as a second-rate punk band.
唱片公司认为我们是二流朋克乐队。[v + adv + n] [v + pron + adv] [v + n + adv]●ˌkiss ˈup to sb (NAmE, informal) if you kiss up to sb in authority, you try to please them in order to gain an advantage for yourself 巴结；讨好SYN suck up to sb[v + adv + prep] |