英语词组rope是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

rope

1. noun

marijuana; hashish; a marijuana cigarette. Conventional 'rope' is often made from Indian hemp. Cannabis sativa, a plant genus that gives us marijuana, is true HEMP but sometimes called

2. verb

to lure someone into a swindle US, 1848.

in a card game, to cheat or mislead someone US, 1985

idiomropegive sb enough rope (and they'll hang themselves)(also give sb a lot of rope)used in order to say that it is easy to get rid of someone whom you do not like or trust. Just let them do or say anything they want, and they will probably make a mistake and be forced to leave:That Forbes woman causes too much trouble. One of these days they'll give her just enough rope to hang herself with.Tolerance of the National Front seems to work on the assumption that if you give the radical Right a lot of rope, it will eventually lynch itself.

NoteYou may also hear people say 'give sb a little rope' or 'plenty of rope', or things like 'give sb all the rope you can':If I was in charge, I'd give a little rope, let the smuggling operation get started and then arrest the lot of them.Look lady, I've given you all the rope I could, I guess you've gone and hung yourself.

go piss up a rope! AmEAmEslang a rude expression used in order to tell someone to stop annoying you:You guys with all the negative remarks about the way I do things around here can go piss up a rope.I do my best to take care of my kids, and if that's not good enough for you, go piss up a rope.

See:

a rope of sand
at the end of (one's) rope
at the end of rope
be at the end of (one's) rope
be money for old rope
be on the ropes
be shown the ropes
carry a rope in (one's) pocket
end of one's rope, at the
end of one's rope/tether, at the/come to the
enough rope, give someone
enough rope, to give (someone)
give (one) enough rope
give (one) enough rope to hang (one)self
give a man enough rope and he will hang himself
Give enough rope and he'll hang himself
give him enough rope and he'll hang himself
give somebody enough rope
give someone enough rope
give someone enough rope to hang themselves
go piss up a rope
jump rope
know the ropes
know the ropes, to
learn the ropes
money for old rope
on the ropes
on the ropes, to be
piss up a rope
put a rope to the eye of a needle
rope (one) into (doing) (something)
rope in
rope in Go to rope into
rope into
rope into doing
rope of sand
rope off
rope or an animal up
rope someone in
rope together
rope up
ropes
show (one) the ropes
show somebody/learn/know the ropes
show someone the ropes
skip rope
skipping rope
take someone in
the end of (one's) rope
the ropes

词组	rope
释义	rope 1. noun 1 marijuana; hashish; a marijuana cigarette. Conventional 'rope' is often made from Indian hemp. Cannabis sativa, a plant genus that gives us marijuana, is true HEMP but sometimes called 2. verb 1 to lure someone into a swindle US, 1848. 2 in a card game, to cheat or mislead someone US, 1985 idiomropegive sb enough rope (and they'll hang themselves)(also give sb a lot of rope)used in order to say that it is easy to get rid of someone whom you do not like or trust. Just let them do or say anything they want, and they will probably make a mistake and be forced to leave:That Forbes woman causes too much trouble. One of these days they'll give her just enough rope to hang herself with.Tolerance of the National Front seems to work on the assumption that if you give the radical Right a lot of rope, it will eventually lynch itself. NoteYou may also hear people say 'give sb a little rope' or 'plenty of rope', or things like 'give sb all the rope you can':If I was in charge, I'd give a little rope, let the smuggling operation get started and then arrest the lot of them.Look lady, I've given you all the rope I could, I guess you've gone and hung yourself. go piss up a rope! AmEAmEslang a rude expression used in order to tell someone to stop annoying you:You guys with all the negative remarks about the way I do things around here can go piss up a rope.I do my best to take care of my kids, and if that's not good enough for you, go piss up a rope. phraserope[roped, roped, roping] rope in/into rope sb in • rope in sb • rope sb into sth informal to persuade someone to help you do something, especially when they do not want toget roped in Whenever they need someone to look after the kids, I get roped in.rope sb into doing sth Have they roped you into selling tickets?rope sb in to do sth We've roped Dad in to help with the entertainment. rope off rope off sth • *rope sth* off** to put ropes around an area, to stop people from going into it: Last night police roped off the area where the body was found and searched the undergrowth. See: a rope of sand at the end of (one's) rope at the end of rope be at the end of (one's) rope be money for old rope be on the ropes be shown the ropes carry a rope in (one's) pocket end of one's rope, at the end of one's rope/tether, at the/come to the enough rope, give someone enough rope, to give (someone) give (one) enough rope give (one) enough rope to hang (one)self give a man enough rope and he will hang himself Give enough rope and he'll hang himself give him enough rope and he'll hang himself give somebody enough rope give someone enough rope give someone enough rope to hang themselves go piss up a rope jump rope know the ropes know the ropes, to learn the ropes money for old rope on the ropes on the ropes, to be piss up a rope put a rope to the eye of a needle rope (one) into (doing) (something) rope in rope in Go to rope into rope into rope into doing rope of sand rope off rope or an animal up rope someone in rope together rope up ropes show (one) the ropes show somebody/learn/know the ropes show someone the ropes skip rope skipping rope take someone in the end of (one's) rope the ropes
随便看	put themselves in someone's shoes put themselves on the line put themselves out put them straight put them through put them through it put them through the hoop put them through the hoops put them through their facings put them through their paces put them through the mangle put them through the ringer put them through the wringer put them to put them to a lot of expense put them to bed with a shovel put them to flight put them together put them together for someone put them to great expense put them to rest put them to sleep put them to the expense of put them to the sword put them to work