wait up

英 [weɪt ʌp]

美 [weɪt ʌp]

等着不睡; 熬夜等待; （尤指）等待夜归的人; 走慢点; 等一等

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 等着不睡;熬夜等待；（尤指）等待夜归的人
  If youwait up, you deliberately do not go to bed, especially because you are expecting someone to return home late at night.
  1. I hope he doesn't expect you to wait up for him...
     我希望他没指望你熬夜等他。
  2. Don't wait up.
     不要熬夜等着。
• PHRASAL VERB 走慢点;等一等
  If you ask someone towait up, you are asking them to go more slowly or to stop and wait for you.
  1. I was running down the hill shouting, 'Michael, Michael, man, wait up'.
     我边往山下跑边喊：“迈克尔，迈克尔，嘿，等等我。”

双语例句

• Wait up. I've got something for you.
  等等，我有东西要给你。
• She had told her maid not to wait up for her.
  她告诉过女仆不要熬夜等她。
• That's'cause our school's broke, hey, yo, wait up.
  因为我们学校坏了，你等等。
• Don't wait up.
  不要熬夜等着。
• Wait up, I shan't be tong.
  等我一下，不会很久。
• Kenneth told his wife not to wait up for him since he wouldn't be home until quite late.
  肯尼士要他太太刚等他，因为他很晚才会回来。
• Do not wait up for me: I shall be coming home very late.
  不用等我，我要很晚才回家。
• I try to wait up, but today was just too much.
  我想熬夜等你的，可是我今天太累了。
• I will probably come home after midnight, so don't bother to wait up.
  我可能午夜过后回家，别等着我。
• In China, would-be drivers can wait up to a year for a license and pay double the$ 420 that one costs in South Korea.
  在中国学车，可能要等上一年才能拿到驾照，而且花费是在韩国所需的每人420美元的两倍。