Definition of chop-chop in English:

chop-chop

adverb & exclamation tʃɒpˈtʃɒpˌtʃɑpˈtʃɑp

Quickly; quick.
快；赶快
‘Two pints, chop-chop,’ Jimmy called
吉米喊道：“两品脱，快。”
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, chop-chop - we've got a revolution to organise!
- An emergency meeting was held, and The Brigade decided that naked pictures were needed, and chop-chop.
- Just tell me what to do and I'll do it, chop, chop.
- Instead, another layer of inaccuracy via inference: Since Hu's family has caused all this trouble by raising a fuss, peeved officialdom is going to make sure that the old girl is out of here chop-chop.
- Victor needs help with something so you need to go… chop-chop, you know what I mean?

Origin

Mid 19th century: pidgin English, based on Chinese dialect kuaì-kuaì. Compare with chopstick.

Definition of chop-chop in US English:

chop-chop

adverb & exclamationˌtʃɑpˈtʃɑpˌCHäpˈCHäp

Quickly; quick.
快；赶快
“Two beers, chop-chop,” Jimmy called
吉米喊道：“两品脱，快。”
Example sentencesExamples
- Victor needs help with something so you need to go… chop-chop, you know what I mean?
- Just tell me what to do and I'll do it, chop, chop.
- Now, chop-chop - we've got a revolution to organise!
- Instead, another layer of inaccuracy via inference: Since Hu's family has caused all this trouble by raising a fuss, peeved officialdom is going to make sure that the old girl is out of here chop-chop.
- An emergency meeting was held, and The Brigade decided that naked pictures were needed, and chop-chop.

Origin

Mid 19th century: pidgin English, based on Chinese dialect kuaì-kuaì. Compare with chopstick.

单词	chop-chop
释义	Definition of chop-chop in English: chop-chop adverb & exclamation tʃɒpˈtʃɒpˌtʃɑpˈtʃɑp Quickly; quick. 快；赶快 ‘Two pints, chop-chop,’ Jimmy called 吉米喊道：“两品脱，快。” Example sentencesExamples Now, chop-chop - we've got a revolution to organise! An emergency meeting was held, and The Brigade decided that naked pictures were needed, and chop-chop. Just tell me what to do and I'll do it, chop, chop. Instead, another layer of inaccuracy via inference: Since Hu's family has caused all this trouble by raising a fuss, peeved officialdom is going to make sure that the old girl is out of here chop-chop. Victor needs help with something so you need to go… chop-chop, you know what I mean? Origin Mid 19th century: pidgin English, based on Chinese dialect kuaì-kuaì. Compare with chopstick. Definition of chop-chop in US English: chop-chop adverb & exclamationˌtʃɑpˈtʃɑpˌCHäpˈCHäp Quickly; quick. 快；赶快 “Two beers, chop-chop,” Jimmy called 吉米喊道：“两品脱，快。” Example sentencesExamples Victor needs help with something so you need to go… chop-chop, you know what I mean? Just tell me what to do and I'll do it, chop, chop. Now, chop-chop - we've got a revolution to organise! Instead, another layer of inaccuracy via inference: Since Hu's family has caused all this trouble by raising a fuss, peeved officialdom is going to make sure that the old girl is out of here chop-chop. An emergency meeting was held, and The Brigade decided that naked pictures were needed, and chop-chop. Origin Mid 19th century: pidgin English, based on Chinese dialect kuaì-kuaì. Compare with chopstick.
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