英语词组last out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

last out

lasts, lasting, lasted

last out (sth)

to manage to stay alive, or to manage to deal with a difficult situation for a particular period of time

He was so ill that no one expected him to last out the night.We can't last out much longer without fresh supplies.

British & Australian if a supply of something lasts out, there is enough of it for a particular period of time

If everyone continues to drink at this rate, the beer isn't going to last out the evening.

last out

1. To remain, hold out, or endure until the end (of something). A noun or pronoun (referring to the specific thing or period of time one can or cannot endure) can be used between "last" and "out." I haven't properly exercised in over a year, so I don't know how long I'll last out on this run! There's no way the kids will last the entire service out. A lot of would-be athletes can't last out the training camp we run at the start of the season.

2. To remain available, serviceable, or in supply. I don't think the food will last out for the entire party. I just hope my computer lasts out until I get my next pay check.

last something out

to endure until the end of something. Ed said that he didn't think he could last the opera out and left. He couldn't last out the first act.

last out

to hold out; to endure. How long can you last out? I don't think we can last out much longer without food and water. the last roundup Fig. death. (Old West.) To everyone's surprise, he clutched the wound and faced the last roundup with a smile. When I know I'm headed for the last roundup, I'll write a will.

last out

1. To endure or survive for some period of time: The patient is comatose and won't last the night out. The recruit is determined to last out the training.

2. To continue to be in supply or service for some period of time: Our water supply is barely going to last the week out. I hope these old shoes can last out the month.

词组	last out
释义	Phr V last out lasts, lasting, lasted last out (sth) to manage to stay alive, or to manage to deal with a difficult situation for a particular period of time He was so ill that no one expected him to last out the night.We can't last out much longer without fresh supplies. British & Australian if a supply of something lasts out, there is enough of it for a particular period of time If everyone continues to drink at this rate, the beer isn't going to last out the evening. phraselast out1. last out sth • last out BrE to continue living or continue working properly - use this especially about someone who is very ill, or something that is very old or in bad condition: His father wasn't expected to last out the night. She wasn't sure if her voice would last out until the end of the concert.■ SIMILAR TO: last2. last out sth • last out BrE to continue what you are doing until the job, journey, or experience etc is finished, even though it is difficult or tiring: The witness was so exhausted that she might not have lasted out the afternoon in court without fainting. "Do you want me to stop the car?" "No I think I can last out till we get home."3. last out • last out sth BrE if supplies of something last out, there is enough for people to use during a period of time: Is there enough fuel to last out until the next delivery? Supplies of hay for the cattle probably won't last out the winter.■ SIMILAR TO: hold out, last last out 1. To remain, hold out, or endure until the end (of something). A noun or pronoun (referring to the specific thing or period of time one can or cannot endure) can be used between "last" and "out." I haven't properly exercised in over a year, so I don't know how long I'll last out on this run! There's no way the kids will last the entire service out. A lot of would-be athletes can't last out the training camp we run at the start of the season. 2. To remain available, serviceable, or in supply. I don't think the food will last out for the entire party. I just hope my computer lasts out until I get my next pay check. last something out to endure until the end of something. Ed said that he didn't think he could last the opera out and left. He couldn't last out the first act. last out to hold out; to endure. How long can you last out? I don't think we can last out much longer without food and water. the last roundup Fig. death. (Old West.) To everyone's surprise, he clutched the wound and faced the last roundup with a smile. When I know I'm headed for the last roundup, I'll write a will. last out v. 1. To endure or survive for some period of time: The patient is comatose and won't last the night out. The recruit is determined to last out the training. 2. To continue to be in supply or service for some period of time: Our water supply is barely going to last the week out. I hope these old shoes can last out the month.
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