英语词组hang together是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

hang together

hangs, hanging, hung

hang together

if people hang together, they help each other and work together to achieve something

We've all got to hang together if we're going to win this one.

if the parts of something hang together, they are well organized or they seem to be true or correctoften negative

Somehow her story just doesn't quite hang together.It was an interesting film but, for me, it didn't quite hang together as a whole.

hang together

1. To remain united. I know you two are mad at each other, but we really need to hang together as a family.

2. To fit together in a logical or sensible manner. I think they're lying because parts of their story just don't hang together.

3. To spend time with a particular group. My friends and I used to hang together a lot more before they all got boyfriends.

hang together

1. Fig. [for something or a group of people] to hold together; to remain intact. I hope our bridge group hangs together until we are old and gray. I don't think that this car will hang together for another minute.

2. Fig. [for a story] to flow from element to element and make sense. This story simply does not hang together. Your novel hangs together quite nicely.

3. Fig. [for people] to spend time together. We hung together for a few hours and then went our separate ways. The boys hung together throughout the evening.

hang together

1. Stand united, stick together, as in We must all hang together and tell the same story. [c. 1400]

2. Cohere, constitute a consistent whole. For example, The plot lines in that movie don't hang together. [Mid-1500s]

hang together

1. To stand united; stick together: Our band has managed to hang together for five years.

2. To constitute a coherent totality: The play had several plot lines that did not hang together.

3. To spend time together: My friends and I like to hang together at the mall.

词组	hang together
释义	Phr V hang together hangs, hanging, hung hang together if people hang together, they help each other and work together to achieve something We've all got to hang together if we're going to win this one. if the parts of something hang together, they are well organized or they seem to be true or correctoften negative Somehow her story just doesn't quite hang together.It was an interesting film but, for me, it didn't quite hang together as a whole. phrasehang together1. hang together if something such as a book, film, plan etc hangs together, it is good because it is well-organized and all its parts are successful together: Somehow, I didn't think that the book really hung together. It wasn't until 'Sergeant Pepper' that the band finally produced an album which hung together.2. hang together if people hang together, they stay together and help each other to achieve something: We hung together and came back to win the game. hang together 1. To remain united. I know you two are mad at each other, but we really need to hang together as a family. 2. To fit together in a logical or sensible manner. I think they're lying because parts of their story just don't hang together. 3. To spend time with a particular group. My friends and I used to hang together a lot more before they all got boyfriends. hang together . 1. Fig. [for something or a group of people] to hold together; to remain intact. I hope our bridge group hangs together until we are old and gray. I don't think that this car will hang together for another minute. 2. Fig. [for a story] to flow from element to element and make sense. This story simply does not hang together. Your novel hangs together quite nicely. 3. Fig. [for people] to spend time together. We hung together for a few hours and then went our separate ways. The boys hung together throughout the evening. hang together 1. Stand united, stick together, as in We must all hang together and tell the same story. [c. 1400] 2. Cohere, constitute a consistent whole. For example, The plot lines in that movie don't hang together. [Mid-1500s] hang together v. 1. To stand united; stick together: Our band has managed to hang together for five years. 2. To constitute a coherent totality: The play had several plot lines that did not hang together. 3. To spend time together: My friends and I like to hang together at the mall.
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