give up to

英 [ɡɪv ʌp tu]

美 [ɡɪv ʌp tu]

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柯林斯词典

• → see:give over to

双语例句

• Without much financial support from the school, student organizers of campus lectures are forced to give up plans to invite popular celebrity lecturers.
  如果没有学校大量的资金支持，校园演讲的学生组织者们只有被迫放弃邀请大牌人物的计划。
• We stand ready to give up to do so, to continue to grow.
  我们随时可以放弃这样做，继续走向成长之路。
• But we don't have to give up technology to regain control. You need to set expectations of yourself and other people, says Daniel Markovitz, a blogger on time management for the Harvard Business Review.
  但是，我们不用放弃科技去重掌时间。你需要给自己和他人定好期望，为《哈佛商业评论》写关于时间管理博文的丹尼尔马科维茨讲道。
• And we are more likely to keep an eye out for neighbours, as well as give up seats to elderly people on public transport.
  同时，我们更有可能照顾到邻里了，如在公交站为老人们让座。
• When you hear the Chinese people to give up bid to host the2026 World Cup news, I tears, my hands over his head, knelt towards the East, and the body fell to the ground, shivering thank God.
  2026年世界杯的消息时，我热泪盈眶，我双手举过头顶，朝东方跪下，并把身体伏在地上，哆嗦着感谢上帝。
• Shall we let the thief go or give him up to the police?
  我们是将这个偷放走呢，还是把他交给警察？
• In September, he made his first major charitable gift, promising on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' to give up to$ 100 million to public schools in Newark.
  他9月份时献上了自己的头一份慈善大礼，在《奥普拉脱口秀》（TheOprahWinfreyShow）中承诺向纽瓦克的公立学校捐赠至多1亿美元。
• She certainly had to be aware of herself to be able to give up control to the dogs.
  她必须意识到她自己能够放弃对狗的控制。
• I shall not give it up to anyone.
  我不能把它拱手让给对任何人。
• The right or chance to so choose. The cost of something is what you give up to get it.
  选择的机会成本就是你放弃该选择所受的损失。