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

or else

1. Otherwise; or as a consequence. We need to book our tickets soon, or else start looking into renting a car. Eat your vegetables, or else you're not getting any dessert!

2. Or suffer some unspecified consequence. (Used as a threat.) Be there at noon with $5,000 in cash, or else!

or else

or suffer the consequences. (An inspecific threat of bad consequences.) Do what I tell you, or else. Don't be late for work, or else!

or else

1. Otherwise, in different circumstances, as in Present your case now, or else you won't have a chance. [c. 1300]

2. Regardless of any extenuating circumstances, no matter what, as in Be there on time or else! [Second half of 1800s]

or else

1 used to introduce the second of two possibilities: I can’t get through to Sally. She’s out, or else she’s decided not to answer the telephone.
2 (informal) used to threaten or warn somebody: You’d better clean up this mess, or else!

or else

1. Used to indicate an alternative: We need to eat the leftovers or else buy more food.

2. Used to indicate negative consequences that will result if an action is not followed: We need to pay the bill, or else the electricity will be shut off.

3. Used after a command or demand to make a threat: Be there on time, or else!

词组	or else
释义	Idiom or else or. We need to be there by eight or else we'll find it hard to park the car. or else used for indicating consequences that will be unwelcome UK, 1833 or else 1. Otherwise; or as a consequence. We need to book our tickets soon, or else start looking into renting a car. Eat your vegetables, or else you're not getting any dessert! 2. Or suffer some unspecified consequence. (Used as a threat.) Be there at noon with $5,000 in cash, or else! or else or suffer the consequences. (An inspecific threat of bad consequences.) Do what I tell you, or else. Don't be late for work, or else! or else 1. Otherwise, in different circumstances, as in Present your case now, or else you won't have a chance. [c. 1300] 2. Regardless of any extenuating circumstances, no matter what, as in Be there on time or else! [Second half of 1800s] or else 1 used to introduce the second of two possibilities: I can’t get through to Sally. She’s out, or else she’s decided not to answer the telephone. 2 (informal) used to threaten or warn somebody: You’d better clean up this mess, or else! or else 1. Used to indicate an alternative: We need to eat the leftovers or else buy more food. 2. Used to indicate negative consequences that will result if an action is not followed: We need to pay the bill, or else the electricity will be shut off. 3. Used after a command or demand to make a threat: Be there on time, or else!
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