cut up

英 [kʌt ʌp]

美 [kʌt ʌp]

adj.  不高兴的; 伤心的

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柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 不高兴的;伤心的
  If you arecut up aboutsomething that has happened, you are very unhappy because of it.
  1. Terry was very cut up about Jim's death.
     吉姆的死让特丽无比悲伤。

英英释义

verb

• significantly cut up a manuscript
  Synonym:hack
• destroy or injure severely
  1. The madman mutilates art work
  Synonym:mutilatemangle
• separate into isolated compartments or categories
  1. You cannot compartmentalize your life like this!
  Synonym:compartmentalizecompartmentalise
• cut to pieces
  1. Father carved the ham
  Synonym:carve

adj

• cut into pieces

双语例句

• Her performance was cut up in the next day's newspaper.
  第二天报纸上就猛烈地批评她的演出。
• Scraps of material were saved, cut up and pieced together for quilts.
  边角碎料都保留下来，剪好后拼在一起做成被子。
• Let's cut up the chicken and make some soup.
  我们把鸡剁成块煨汤吧。
• Don't cut up everything before you start to eat.
  开始吃之前，先不要剪了一切。
• He often cut up in public.
  他常常当众出洋相。
• His mother has to cut up all the food for him.
  他母亲不患上不为他把所有的食物都切碎。
• He cut up the meat on his plate.
  他切碎了盘子里的肉。
• I was just standing talking to him and he suddenly cut up rough.
  我正站着跟他谈话，他突然大动起肝火来。
• Don't tell me Lou cut up my mother's headboard.
  卢不会把我妈的床头版也切了吧？
• We usually employ a knife to cut up food.
  我们通常用刀切食物。