英语词组do away with yourself是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

do away with (someone, something, or oneself)

1. To stop or eliminate something. The company had to do away with free lunches in order to save money. You can do away with your walking boot now—the X-rays show that your foot is completely healed.

2. To kill oneself, someone, or something. I did away with the informant, boss, don't worry—he'll never talk to the police again.

do away with (oneself)

Euph. to commit suicide. The doctor was afraid that Betty would do away with herself. I wouldn't think of doing away with myself.

do away with something

to get rid of something. This chemical will do away with the stain in your sink. The time has come to do away with that old building.

do away with

1. Make an end of, eliminate. For example, The town fathers have decided to do away with the old lighting system.

2. Demolish, destroy, kill, as in The animal officer did away with the injured deer lying by the side of the road. In the 13th century both usages were simply put as do away, the with being added only in the late 1700s.

do away with

1. To make an end of; eliminate.

2. To destroy; kill.

词组	do away with yourself
释义	(redirected from do away with yourself) do away with (someone, something, or oneself) 1. To stop or eliminate something. The company had to do away with free lunches in order to save money. You can do away with your walking boot now—the X-rays show that your foot is completely healed. 2. To kill oneself, someone, or something. I did away with the informant, boss, don't worry—he'll never talk to the police again. do away with (oneself) Euph. to commit suicide. The doctor was afraid that Betty would do away with herself. I wouldn't think of doing away with myself. do away with something to get rid of something. This chemical will do away with the stain in your sink. The time has come to do away with that old building. do away with 1. Make an end of, eliminate. For example, The town fathers have decided to do away with the old lighting system. 2. Demolish, destroy, kill, as in The animal officer did away with the injured deer lying by the side of the road. In the 13th century both usages were simply put as do away, the with being added only in the late 1700s. do away with 1. To make an end of; eliminate. 2. To destroy; kill.
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