| 释义 |
●ˌpack sth ˈin (BrE, informal) 1. to give sth up, especially a job 停止，放弃（尤指工作）◆She’s packed in her job as a teacher.
她辞去了教师工作。◆Smoking’s bad for you. You ought to pack it in.
吸烟有害健康。你应该戒掉。◆I was so depressed I felt like packing it all in.
我心灰意冷，想彻底放弃。OBJ job
SYN chuck sth in/up (BrE) , jack sth in (BrE) , give sth up
➡ see also pack up, pack sth up (2)
➡ note at give up, give sth up 2. ˌpack it ˈin used to tell sb to stop behaving badly or doing sth that is annoying you （用于劝告）住手，收敛点，别烦人◆Just pack it in, will you?
规矩点，行不？1 [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]2 [v + it + adv] |