chuck up

英 [tʃʌk ʌp]

美 [tʃʌk ʌp]

辞去（工作）; 停止，终止（活动）

双语例句

• The job was so tedious and tiring that ebby decided to chuck it up.
  那活儿非常枯燥累人，艾比决定不干了。
• One of the names that crops up most often is Chuck Hagel, the former Republican senator who is a specialist in foreign affairs and a critic of the Iraq war.
  这些共和党人中，最经常被提到的是共和党参议员ChuckHagel，他是外交问题专家，也反对伊拉克战争。
• Never chuck your money up on trash.
  决不要浪费钱去买无用的东西。
• That's pretty much sums up most of the unsuperspy's missions in NBC's Chuck.
  这在相当程度上总结了NBC的chuck大部分的“非超级间谍”任务。
• Never chuck up a chance to improve your french.
  千万不要错过任何一个提高你法语水平的机会。
• Is he going to chuck up his job?
  他是不是要辞职不干了？
• There were plenty of people ready to help Paul chuck his money away, but few to stand by him when he ended up bankrupt.
  许多人帮助保尔挥霍钱财，却很少有人在他破产时帮助他。
• Why did you chuck up your English study?
  你为什么要放弃英语学习？
• Do you think Chuck and Blair will end up together, or were you rooting for Blair and Dan?
  你认为Chuck和Blair会修成正果吗？还是支持Blair和Dan在一起？
• Chuck and Blair both decided being real adults is just too darn difficult, and gave up on their pact to wait to be together until they both accomplish success on their own.
  Chuck和Blair都决定要做真正的成年人只是太困难了，于是放弃了他们要等到各自成功后再在一起的协议。