hop
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] verb (-pp-)
ADVANCED intransitive
■to jump on one foot or to move about in this way 单脚跳•I tried to hop on my good foot while holding onto Jim.我抓住吉姆，并用我那只好脚努力向前跳。 intransitive + adverb or preposition informal
■to go somewhere quickly or to get into or out of a vehicle quickly 快速去（某地）；快速跳上（或跳下）（车辆）•We hopped over to Bruges for the weekend.我们飞速赶到布鲁日去度周末。 •I hopped on the bus at the traffic lights.我在红绿灯处匆匆跳上公共汽车。 intransitive
■If a small animal, bird or insect hops, it moves by jumping on all or two of its feet at the same time （鸟、兽或昆虫）蹦跳•The rabbit/bird hopped across the grass.兔子／鸟蹦跳着穿过草地。
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] verb (-pp-)
hop it UK old-fashioned informal
■used to tell someone to go away 走开
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] verb (-pp-)
hopping mad old-fashioned
■very angry 暴怒
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] noun
JUMP 跳跃
countable
■a short jump by a person on one foot, or by a small animal, bird or insect on all or two of its feet at the same time 单足短距离跳跃；（小动物、鸟或昆虫的）齐足（或双足）短距离跳跃•With his feet tied together he could only move in little hops.他双脚被捆在一起，只能小步跳。 be a short hop informal
■to be a short journey or distance, especially in an aircraft 短程旅行（尤指搭飞机）•London to Edinburgh is just a short hop by plane.搭飞机的话，从伦敦到爱丁堡只是很短的一程。
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] noun
PLANT 植物
hops
[plural]
■the dried fruits of a climbing plant which are used to give a bitter flavour to beer 啤酒花
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] noun
catch sb on the hop UK informal
■to do something when someone is not ready for it and is not able to deal with it 使（某人）措手不及•I'm afraid you've caught me on the hop - I wasn't expecting you till next week.恐怕你让我有点措手不及——我以为你下周才会来。
UK [hɒp] US [hɑ:p] adjective [before noun]
■relating to hops 啤酒花的•a hop plant啤酒花植株 |