send-up n. 《영·속어》end up 관용구
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attend upon
The president is attended on by many followers and guards．总统身边有许多随从和卫士。
2．give personal help to照料
Lisa has been attending on her sick mother for years．丽莎多年来一直侍候在生病的母亲身旁。
3．follow as a result是…的必然结果
Success usually attends on one's efforts．成功是努力的结果。
bend upon
He was bent on becoming a musician．他决心当一名音乐家。
Jack used to be bent on chemistry as a profession．杰克曾经专攻化学。
depend upon
She depended entirely on her father．她完全靠她父亲。
His success depends chiefly on himself．他的成功主要靠他自己。
2．vary according to；be influenced or decided by 视…而定
Whether the game will be played depends on the weather．比赛是否举行要视天气而定。
The development of things depends fundamentally on internal causes．事物的发展基本上是由内因决定的。
descend upon
Thieves descended on the travellers and took their money．盗贼出其不意地袭击旅行者，抢走了他们的钱。
The enemy descended upon the village at midnight．敌人在午夜突然袭击了这个小村庄。
My two old friends descended on me at Christmas．我的两个老朋友在圣诞节突然来看望我。
send up a trial balloon
Idiom(s): send up a trial balloonTheme: TEST
to suggest something and see how people respond to it; to test public opinion. (Slang.)
• Mary had an excellent idea, but when we sent up a trial balloon, the response was very negative.
• Don't start the whole project without sending up a trial balloon.
end up somewhere
Idiom(s): end up somewhere AND wind up somewhereTheme: LOCATION
to finish at a certain place.
• If you don't get straightened out, you'll end up in jail.
• I fell and hurt myself, and I wound up in the hospital.
end up somehow
Idiom(s): end up (somehow)Theme: ENDINGS
to end something at a particular place, in a particular state, or by having to do something.
• I ended up having to pay for everyone's dinner.
• After paying for dinner, I ended up broke.
• We all ended up at my house.
• After playing in the rain, we all ended up with colds.
end up by
Idiom(s): end up by doing sthTheme: COMPLETION
to conclude something by doing something.
• We ended up by going back to my house.
• They danced until midnight and ended up by having pizza in the front room.
end up with the short end of the stick
Idiom(s): get the short end of the stick AND end up with the short end of the stickTheme: FAIRNESS - LACKING
to end up with less (than someone else); to end up cheated or deceived.
• Why do I always get the short end of the stick? I want my fair share!
• She's unhappy because she has the short end of the stick again.
• I hate to end up with the short end of the stick.
end up|end
v. 1. To come to an end; be ended or finished; stop. How does the story end up? 2. To finally reach or arrive; land. I hope you don't end up in jail. 3. informal To die, be killed. The gangster ended up in the electric chair. 4. or finish up . To put an end to; finish; stop. The politician finally ended up his speech.Synonym: WIND UP.
hold one's end up|end|hold|hold up|hold up one's e
v. phr., informal To do your share of work; do your part. Mary washed the dishes so fast that Ann, who was drying them, couldn't keep her end up. Susan kept up her end of the conversation, but Bill did not talk very much. Bob said he would lend me his bicycle if I repaired the flat tire, but he didn't keep up his end of the bargain.send up|send
v. phr., colloquial To sentence (someone) to prison. Did you know that Milton Shaeffer was sent up for fifteen years?hold one's end up
hold one's end upAlso, keep one's end up. Do one's share. For example, John always holds his end up, but Jerry is less reliable, or Let's hope she can keep up her end. In these expressions end alludes to one of two sides of something that must be lifted by two persons. [Mid-1900s]
keep one's end up
keep one's end upsee hold one's end up.
end up
1. To ability some conclusion, state, or bearings due to a accurate advance of action. Thanks to that cartage jam, I concluded up actuality backward to the meeting. Sara has consistently admired to apprehend so I'm not afraid that she concluded up an English major. I absolutely anticipate that you and your aerial academy sweetheart will end up together.2. To booty some advance of action, conceivably reluctantly. Thanks to bad weather, we concluded up by abrogation our bank abode advanced of schedule.3. To achieve something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "end" and "up." Well, I'd say that big activity appealing abundant ends up our ancestors dinner.4. To ability a accurate location, generally unintentionally. We capital to go to the bank on Saturday, but because cartage was so bad, we concluded up at the capital instead. When my car's agent overheated, I concluded up at the artisan instead of my big job interview.5. To be with someone, generally by default. It seems that we've concluded up with the best arid bout adviser on the planet. He's actively putting me to sleep.Learn more: end, upend up (by) (doing something)
1. To booty some advance of action, conceivably reluctantly. Thanks to bad weather, we concluded up by abrogation our bank abode advanced of schedule.2. To achieve article with a accurate action. Well, as usual, our ancestors concluded up by accepting a big activity afterwards Thanksgiving dinner.Learn more: end, upend something up
to abolish something; to accompany article to an end. He concluded his vacation up by activity to the beach. She concluded up her accent with a poem.Learn more: end, upend up
( about ) and wind up( about ) to accomplishment at a assertive place. If you don't get straightened out, you'll end up in jail. I fell and aching myself, and I anguish up in the hospital.Learn more: end, upend up
(somewhere) and wind up (somewhere) to accomplishment at a assertive place. If you don't get straightened out, you'll end up in jail. I fell and aching myself, and I anguish up in the hospital.Learn more: end, upend up
to appear to an end. When will all this end up? I anticipate that the affair will accept to end up about midnight.Learn more: end, upend up
Arrive at, aftereffect in, finish. For example, He anticipation he'd end up active in the city, or We don't apperceive how Nancy will end up. [First bisected of 1900s] Also see wind up. Learn more: end, upend up
v.1. To accompany article to a close: The administrator concluded up the affair by thanking us for all of our adamantine work.
2. To access somewhere, abnormally back not anticipated: We absent our way and concluded up downtown. If you end up in our breadth tonight, feel chargeless to bead in.
3. To access in some bearings or action as a aftereffect of a advance of action: If you accumulate activity alfresco in this acclimate after shoes, you'll end up communicable a cold. Learn more: end, up
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