| 单词 | chop |
| 释义 | chop UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] verb transitive (-pp-) ADVANCED ■to cut something into pieces with an axe , knife or other sharp instrument 劈；砍；剁碎，切碎 •He was chopping wood in the yard.他在院子里劈木头。 •Add some fresh parsley, finely chopped.加一些剁碎的新鲜香芹。 •Chop (up) •informal Laura had her hair chopped (= cut) yesterday.萝拉昨天去剪了发。 ■If something is chopped in finance or business, it is stopped or reduced 减少，削减（资金或生意）；终止（生意）•Because of lack of funding many long-term research projects are being chopped.因为缺乏资金，许多长期的研究专案被砍掉了。 UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] verb transitive (-pp-)chop and change UK ■to keep changing your ideas, opinions, activities or job （主意、观点、活动或工作）不断改变，变来变去，变化无常 •After six months of chopping and changing, we've decided to go back to our old system.经过六个月的反覆变更，最后我们还是决定沿用原来的系统。 UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] verb transitive (-pp-)Phrasal Verbs [M] chop sth down ■to cut through something to make it fall down 砍倒；伐倒 •Most of the diseased trees were chopped down last year.大多数病树去年被伐掉了。 UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] verb transitive (-pp-)Phrasal Verbs [M] chop sth off ■to cut off part of something with a sharp tool 砍掉；削掉；劈下 •Two of his fingers were chopped off in the accident.他的两根手指在意外中被削掉了。 UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] noun countable MEAT 肉 ■a small piece of meat with a bone still in it 带骨的肉块；排骨 •a lamb/pork chop羊／猪排 UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] noun countable CUT 切 ■an act of cutting something with an axe , knife or other sharp instrument 剁；砍；劈；切 the chop mainly UK (US usually the axe) ■when your job is taken away from you, either because you have done something wrong or as a way of saving money 解雇；裁员 •If you're late for work again, you'll be for •Anyone stepping out of line is liable to get •Hundreds of workers at the factory have already been given ■the ending of a factory, school, etc. or plan （工厂、学校等的）结束，终止•When the reorganization occurs, the smaller shipyards will be the first for •Many of these special schools are facing UK [tʃɒp] US [tʃɑ:p] noun countable MOUTH 嘴 chops [plural] informal ■the area of the face surrounding the mouth of a person or an animal （人或动物）嘴周围的地方 •a dog licking •I'll give him a smack in the chops if he doesn't shut up.要是他不闭嘴，我就一拳打向他的嘴。 [plural] US slang ■the way you hold your mouth when playing a wind instrument such as a saxophone , or more generally, your ability to play a musical instrument 吹奏管乐器（如萨克斯风）时运用嘴巴的方式；演奏乐器的能力 •She's got great chops for a 14-year-old.以14岁的年纪来说，她演奏得相当出色。 |
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