英语词组HÖOK是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

hook

1. tv. to cheat someone. Watch the clerk in that store. He might try to hook you.

2. tv. to steal something. Lefty hooked a couple of candy bars just for the hell of it.

3. tv. to addict someone (to something). (Not necessarily drugs.) The constant use of bicarb hooked him to the stuff.

4. n. the grade of C. I didn’t study at all and I still got a hook!

5. tv. to earn or pull the grade of C on something in school. History? I hooked it without any trouble.

See:

(as) crooked as a barrel of fish hooks
be given the hook
be off the hook
be on the hook
be ringing off the hook
by hook or (by) crook
by hook or by crook
by hook or crook
crooked as a barrel of fish hooks
drop off the hooks
fall for (someone or something) hook, line, and sinker
fall for someone hook, line and sinker
fall for something hook, line and sinker
get (one) off the hook
get (one's) hooks in
get (one's) hooks into (someone or something)
get hooks in
get one’s hooks into someone
get one’s hooks into something
get somebody off the hook
get the ax
get the hook
get your hooks into somebody
get your hooks into someone
give (someone) the hook
go off the hooks
hook
hook (something) onto (someone or something)
hook down
hook in
hook in(to something)
hook into
hook it
hook on
hook oneself on
hook shop
hook something down
hook up
hook up with
hook up with (someone)
hook, line and sinker
hook, line, and sinker
hooks
let (one) off the hook
let somebody off the hook
let someone off the hook
meathooks
off the hook
off the hook, to get/to be let
off the hooks
on (one's) own hook
on one’s own hook
on one's own account
on own hook
on the hook
on the hook for
on your own hook
ring off the hook
sky hook
skyhook
sling (one's) hook
sling your hook
swallow (something) hook, line, and sinker
swallow hook, line, and sinker
wriggle off the hook

词组	HÖOK
释义	(redirected from HÖOK) hook 1. tv. to cheat someone. Watch the clerk in that store. He might try to hook you. 2. tv. to steal something. Lefty hooked a couple of candy bars just for the hell of it. 3. tv. to addict someone (to something). (Not necessarily drugs.) The constant use of bicarb hooked him to the stuff. 4. n. the grade of C. I didn’t study at all and I still got a hook! 5. tv. to earn or pull the grade of C on something in school. History? I hooked it without any trouble. See: (as) crooked as a barrel of fish hooks be given the hook be off the hook be on the hook be ringing off the hook by hook or (by) crook by hook or by crook by hook or crook crooked as a barrel of fish hooks drop off the hooks fall for (someone or something) hook, line, and sinker fall for someone hook, line and sinker fall for something hook, line and sinker get (one) off the hook get (one's) hooks in get (one's) hooks into (someone or something) get hooks in get one’s hooks into someone get one’s hooks into something get somebody off the hook get the ax get the hook get your hooks into somebody get your hooks into someone give (someone) the hook go off the hooks hook hook (something) onto (someone or something) hook down hook in hook in(to something) hook into hook it hook on hook oneself on hook shop hook something down hook up hook up with hook up with (someone) hook, line and sinker hook, line, and sinker hooks let (one) off the hook let somebody off the hook let someone off the hook meathooks off the hook off the hook, to get/to be let off the hooks on (one's) own hook on one’s own hook on one's own account on own hook on the hook on the hook for on your own hook ring off the hook sky hook skyhook sling (one's) hook sling your hook swallow (something) hook, line, and sinker swallow hook, line, and sinker wriggle off the hook
随便看	be in good with somebody be in good with someone be in good with (someone) be in good with them be in good with us be in good with you being taken with being tall in her saddle being tall in his saddle being tall in my saddle being tall in one's saddle being tall in our saddle being tall in our saddles being tall in their saddle being tall in their saddles being tall in the saddle being tall in your saddle being tarred and feathered being ten a penny being thankful for small blessings being thankful for small favors being thankful for small favours being that being the absolute limit being the armpit of the world