put-up

英 ['pʌt'ʌp] 美 ['pʌt'ʌp]

• adj. 预先商定的；预谋的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. planned secretly;

   "it was a put-up job"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. It is obvious that his resignation was put up.
   很明显他的辞职是有预谋的。
2. She did not trip Rose up accidentally, it was done with malice aforethought.
   她并不是无意中把罗斯绊倒的，她这样做是有预谋的。

词汇搭配

• put one's feet up 搁起腿休息
• put one's back up 使生气; 变得倔强...
• put-up job 预谋的行为; 事先安...
• put up the banns 预告婚事以防异议...
• put up or shut up 要么行动要么闭嘴...
• put up her hair 把披下来的头发梳上去...
• put up the shutters 打烊(关店
• put up a front 装门面
• put up a badge 升一级
• put up with 忍受
• put one's hand up 把one手举起来...
• put up the cards a against someone stack the ...
• put someone's back up 使某人生气,触怒某人...
• put the wind up 使 ... 惊慌
• put up to 告知(指点
• put something up for auction 将(某物)交付拍卖...
• put the fear of god up 使 ... 害怕(...
• put the wind up someone 使某人受惊
• put up a purse 赠奖
• put the fear of death up 使 ... 害怕(...