英语词汇chop怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ verb

chops; chopped; chopping

¹ chop

/ˈtʃɑːp/

verb

chops; chopped; chopping

Learner's definition of CHOP

[+ object]

: to cut (something) into pieces by hitting it with the sharp edge of an ax, knife, etc.切；剁；劈；砍

She's in the kitchen chopping vegetables.她在厨房切菜。
They chopped wood for the fireplace.他们劈木头来烧壁炉。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

They intend to chop [=lower] prices for the sale.他们打算削价促销。
Our budget was chopped [=cut] in half. [=it is now half of what it was]我们的预算被砍掉了一半。

chop and change

British, informal

: to keep changing your mind, your way of doing something, etc.变化无常；没有定见；朝三暮四

You have to make a decision and stick with it. You can't chop and change all the time.你必须做出决定并坚持下去，不能总是变来变去的。

chop down

[phrasal verb]

chop (something) down or chop down (something)

: to cut (a tree, bush, etc.) at the bottom so that it falls to the ground砍倒，伐倒（树木、灌木等）

He chopped the tree down.他把这棵树砍倒了。
She chopped down some thick grape vines.她砍掉一些粗大的葡萄藤。

chop off

[phrasal verb]

chop (something) off or chop off (something)

: to remove (something) by cutting切下；剪掉；砍掉

She'd had her ponytail chopped off.她剪掉了马尾辫。
He used his knife to chop off a hunk of bread.他用刀切下一大片面包。

chop up

[phrasal verb]

chop (something) up or chop up (something)

: to cut (something) into small pieces切碎；剁碎：砍碎

She chopped up the nuts and added them to the cookie dough.她把坚果剁碎后和入饼干面团中。

— chopped

adjective

two cups of chopped onions两杯碎洋葱

² chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ noun

plural chops

² chop

/ˈtʃɑːp/

noun

plural chops

Learner's definition of CHOP

[count]

: a small piece of meat that usually includes a bone from an animal's side排骨

lamb/pork chops羊/猪排

a : the act of hitting something with the sharp edge of an ax, knife, etc.劈；剁；砍；切

He cut off the branch with a single chop.他一斧头就砍下来一根树枝。

b : the act of hitting someone or something with the side of your hand掌劈

He broke the boards with a karate chop.他用空手道一掌劈断了几层木板。

for the chop

British, informal

— used to say that someone is going to lose a job or that something is being stopped or canceled（人）可能被裁员；（事）可能被终止，可能被取消

More than 100 jobs are for the chop. [=are going/likely to be eliminated]可能有100多个工作岗位被裁掉。
social programs that are for the chop [=(US) on the chopping block]可能被砍掉的社会活动计划

get the chop

British, informal

: to lose your job被辞退；被炒鱿鱼

The employees with less experience got the chop. [=were fired; got the ax]工作经验较少的职工被炒了鱿鱼。

give (someone) the chop

British, informal

: to take someone's job away辞退；炒…的鱿鱼

His boss gave him the chop. [=his boss fired him; his boss gave him the ax]老板辞退了他。

单词	chop
释义	chop (noun) chop 9 ENTRIES FOUND: chop (verb) chop (noun) chop-chop (interjection) chopped liver (noun) chopping block (noun) chopping board (noun) chops (noun) chop house (noun) chop suey (noun) ¹ chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ verb chops; chopped; chopping ¹ chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ verb chops; chopped; chopping Learner's definition of CHOP [+ object] : to cut (something) into pieces by hitting it with the sharp edge of an ax, knife, etc.切；剁；劈；砍 She's in the kitchen chopping vegetables.她在厨房切菜。 They chopped wood for the fireplace.他们劈木头来烧壁炉。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 They intend to chop [=lower] prices for the sale.他们打算削价促销。 Our budget was chopped [=cut] in half. [=it is now half of what it was]我们的预算被砍掉了一半。 chop and change British, informal : to keep changing your mind, your way of doing something, etc.变化无常；没有定见；朝三暮四 You have to make a decision and stick with it. You can't chop and change all the time.你必须做出决定并坚持下去，不能总是变来变去的。 chop down [phrasal verb] chop (something) down or chop down (something) : to cut (a tree, bush, etc.) at the bottom so that it falls to the ground砍倒，伐倒（树木、灌木等） He chopped the tree down.他把这棵树砍倒了。 She chopped down some thick grape vines.她砍掉一些粗大的葡萄藤。 chop off [phrasal verb] chop (something) off or chop off (something) : to remove (something) by cutting切下；剪掉；砍掉 She'd had her ponytail chopped off.她剪掉了马尾辫。 He used his knife to chop off a hunk of bread.他用刀切下一大片面包。 chop up [phrasal verb] chop (something) up or chop up (something) : to cut (something) into small pieces切碎；剁碎：砍碎 She chopped up the nuts and added them to the cookie dough.她把坚果剁碎后和入饼干面团中。 — chopped adjective two cups of chopped onions两杯碎洋葱 ² chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ noun plural chops ² chop /ˈtʃɑːp/ noun plural chops Learner's definition of CHOP [count] 1 : a small piece of meat that usually includes a bone from an animal's side排骨 lamb/pork chops羊/猪排 2 a : the act of hitting something with the sharp edge of an ax, knife, etc.劈；剁；砍；切 He cut off the branch with a single chop.他一斧头就砍下来一根树枝。 b : the act of hitting someone or something with the side of your hand掌劈 He broke the boards with a karate chop.他用空手道一掌劈断了几层木板。 for the chop British, informal — used to say that someone is going to lose a job or that something is being stopped or canceled（人）可能被裁员；（事）可能被终止，可能被取消 More than 100 jobs are for the chop. [=are going/likely to be eliminated]可能有100多个工作岗位被裁掉。 social programs that are for the chop [=(US) on the chopping block]可能被砍掉的社会活动计划 get the chop British, informal : to lose your job被辞退；被炒鱿鱼 The employees with less experience got the chop. [=were fired; got the ax]工作经验较少的职工被炒了鱿鱼。 give (someone) the chop British, informal : to take someone's job away辞退；炒…的鱿鱼 His boss gave him the chop. [=his boss fired him; his boss gave him the ax]老板辞退了他。
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