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

Idiom

hook uphook up (with someone)

to meet someone and spend time together.

I was traveling alone, but then I hooked up with another woman about my age.

Phr V

hook up

hooks, hooking, hooked

hook up sth/sb or hook sth/sb up

to connect a machine to a power supply or to another machine, or to connect a person to a piece of medical equipmentoften passive

Is your computer hooked up yet?

often + to

His wife lay on the couch, hooked up to a dialysis machine.

hook-up

noun a connection between two or more machines, places, or people using electronic equipment

We hope to bring you a live report via our satellite hook-up.

hook up

American informal to become friendly with someone and to spend time with them, or to meet someone for a particular purpose

When did Laura and Bob hook up?

often + with

Do you want to hook up with us when you come to Seattle?

informal to agree to work with an organization or personoften + with

Many large British companies are hooking up with American partners.

hook up

1. verb To connect two things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." We can hook up your car to my truck to try to jumpstart it.

2. verb To set up an electronic device or system. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." Can you hook up my TV before you leave?

3. verb To meet with someone in order to spend time with them. I hope we'll be able to hook up for coffee or something while you're home for Christmas break.

4. verb To arrange a date for two people. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." Oh, I've been trying to hook Carmen and Bill up for years—I think they'd be great together!

5. verb To get married. Do you guys ever plan to hook up after dating for so long?

6. verb To be romantically involved with someone. No, we never hooked up—we're just friends.

7. verb, slang To kiss. I heard Jenny hooked up with Brian. Did you two hook up yet?

8. verb, slang To have a casual sexual encounter. I can't believe you hooked up with my ex-boyfriend!

9. noun, slang A casual sexual encounter. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word ("hookup"). It was just a hookup—we're not dating or anything.

10. noun, slang Someone with whom one has had a casual sexual encounter. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word ("hookup"). He was just a hookup—we're not dating or anything. I honestly don't remember—it's not like I keep a list of my hookups or something.

hook someone or something up

(to someone or something) and hook someone or something up (with someone or something)

1. Lit. to attach someone or something to someone or something. The nurse hooked the patient up to the oxygen tubes. They hooked up the patient with the tubes.

hook someone up (with someone)

Fig. to arrange for someone to go out with someone. I hooked Alice up with Tom last year, and now they're getting married.

hook something up

to set something up and get it working. (The object is to be connected to a power supply, electronic network, telephone lines, etc.) Will it take long to hook the telephone up? As soon as they hook up the computer to the network, I can e-mail my friends.

hook up

1. Assemble or wire a mechanism, as in Dick helped us hook up the stereo system. [1920s]

2. Connect a mechanism with a main source, as in The computer had not yet been hooked up to the mainframe. [1920s]

3. hook up with. Form a tie or association, as in She had hooked up with the wrong crowd. [Slang; mid-1900s]

hook up

1. To connect or attach something to something else: We'll hook up these shelves to that wall. The plumber hooked the pipes up to the shower.

2. To assemble or wire up some mechanism: Could you help me hook up my stereo? Someone from the cable company stopped by to hook the television up.

3. To meet or associate with someone: We agreed to hook up after class. He hooked up with the wrong crowd.

4. Slang To get married: We finally hooked up after five years of living together.

5. Slang To become romantically involved with someone: I joined the dating service to try to hook up with someone.

6. Vulgar Slang To become sexually involved with someone.

词组	hook up
释义	Idiom hook uphook up (with someone) to meet someone and spend time together. I was traveling alone, but then I hooked up with another woman about my age. Phr V hook up hooks, hooking, hooked hook up sth/sb or hook sth/sb up to connect a machine to a power supply or to another machine, or to connect a person to a piece of medical equipmentoften passive Is your computer hooked up yet? often + to His wife lay on the couch, hooked up to a dialysis machine. hook-up noun a connection between two or more machines, places, or people using electronic equipment We hope to bring you a live report via our satellite hook-up. hook up American informal to become friendly with someone and to spend time with them, or to meet someone for a particular purpose When did Laura and Bob hook up? often + with Do you want to hook up with us when you come to Seattle? informal to agree to work with an organization or personoften + with Many large British companies are hooking up with American partners. hook up verb 1 to meet someone; to meet someone and have sex US, 1986. 2 to work in partnership US, 1996. 3 to arm yourself US, 1973. 4 in drag racing and motor racing, to achieve maximum traction US, 1980. 5 to provide US, 1993 phrasehook up1. hook up sth/sb • *hook sth/sb* up** especially AmE to connect something or someone to a piece of equipment, an electronic system, or an electricity supply: The air conditioning is still not hooked up yet, and it's incredibly hot in here!+ to A nurse hooks Melanie up to an oxygen tank so she can breathe more easily. a device for hooking up users to the Internet■ SIMILAR TO: connecthook-up n C especially AmE a temporary connection between two pieces of equipment such as computers, or between a piece of equipment and an electricity supply: Walford was speaking to a reporter via a satellite hookup.2. hook up AmE informal to start a romantic or sexual relationship with someone, often one that is short and not serious: So, did you and Dan finally hook up?+ with Guess what - Jessie hooked up with Paul last night!3. hook up informal to meet someone in order to do something together socially, for example have a drink, go to a party etc: We hooked up for lunch at Toscana in Brentwood.+ with Matt and I went out for a drink and hooked up with Janet later on.4. hook up informal, especially AmE to agree to work with another person or organization for a particular purpose+ with David Bowie hooked up with the band for a tour of the US. hook up 1. verb To connect two things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." We can hook up your car to my truck to try to jumpstart it. 2. verb To set up an electronic device or system. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." Can you hook up my TV before you leave? 3. verb To meet with someone in order to spend time with them. I hope we'll be able to hook up for coffee or something while you're home for Christmas break. 4. verb To arrange a date for two people. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hook" and "up." Oh, I've been trying to hook Carmen and Bill up for years—I think they'd be great together! 5. verb To get married. Do you guys ever plan to hook up after dating for so long? 6. verb To be romantically involved with someone. No, we never hooked up—we're just friends. 7. verb, slang To kiss. I heard Jenny hooked up with Brian. Did you two hook up yet? 8. verb, slang To have a casual sexual encounter. I can't believe you hooked up with my ex-boyfriend! 9. noun, slang A casual sexual encounter. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word ("hookup"). It was just a hookup—we're not dating or anything. 10. noun, slang Someone with whom one has had a casual sexual encounter. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word ("hookup"). He was just a hookup—we're not dating or anything. I honestly don't remember—it's not like I keep a list of my hookups or something. hook someone or something up (to someone or something) and hook someone or something up (with someone or something) 1. Lit. to attach someone or something to someone or something. The nurse hooked the patient up to the oxygen tubes. They hooked up the patient with the tubes. hook someone up (with someone) Fig. to arrange for someone to go out with someone. I hooked Alice up with Tom last year, and now they're getting married. hook something up to set something up and get it working. (The object is to be connected to a power supply, electronic network, telephone lines, etc.) Will it take long to hook the telephone up? As soon as they hook up the computer to the network, I can e-mail my friends. hook up 1. Assemble or wire a mechanism, as in Dick helped us hook up the stereo system. [1920s] 2. Connect a mechanism with a main source, as in The computer had not yet been hooked up to the mainframe. [1920s] 3. hook up with. Form a tie or association, as in She had hooked up with the wrong crowd. [Slang; mid-1900s] hook up v. 1. To connect or attach something to something else: We'll hook up these shelves to that wall. The plumber hooked the pipes up to the shower. 2. To assemble or wire up some mechanism: Could you help me hook up my stereo? Someone from the cable company stopped by to hook the television up. 3. To meet or associate with someone: We agreed to hook up after class. He hooked up with the wrong crowd. 4. Slang To get married: We finally hooked up after five years of living together. 5. Slang To become romantically involved with someone: I joined the dating service to try to hook up with someone. 6. Vulgar Slang To become sexually involved with someone.
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