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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Just don't give up trying to do what you really want to do.
  千万不要放弃常识你真正想要做的事情。
• Even at such cruel system, the female Negro slave have never give up to fighting for freedom, and they continue to making great effort.
  即使在这样的残酷制度下，女黑奴并没有放弃争取自由的道路，为此她们前赴后继，不断努力。
• And Asian women who give up work to look after children find it hard to return when the offspring are grown.
  那些放弃工作照顾孩子的亚洲女性，当孩子长大后，她们再去工作会发现很难。
• 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。
• There is something in life that out of your control, that you can't change, that you couldn't leave away, the choice we have to do is to have to give up or to keep on going.
  生活中总有一些事情是我们不能控制，不能改变，不能离开的。我们能做的就是选择，选择放弃或者继续。
• I shall not give it up to anyone.
  我不能把它拱手让给对任何人。
• 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。