| 词汇 | physical |
| 释义 | PHYSICAL out of breath breathing fast and hard.I ran so much that I got out of breath.Mary gets out of breath when she climbs stairs. put something up to shape and arrange one's hair (with curlers, hairpins, etc.).I can't go out because I just put my hair up.I put up my hair every night. thin on top balding. (Informal.)James is wearing a hat because he's getting thin on top.Father got a little thin on top as he got older. tits and ass a public display of [the human female] breasts and buttocks. (Referring to television, film, and stage performances in which women exhibit prominent and well-formed breasts and buttocks or in which these body parts are emphasized or made prominent. Use caution with the expression. Fixed order.)We have a really fine choice on television tonight. There is brutal violence on channel 2, bloody horror on channel 5, and tits and ass on channel 10.Without tits and ass, many Broadway musicals would flop. PHYSICAL - IMPROVEMENT build (someone or something) up to make someone or something bigger or stronger.Tom is eating lots of fresh fruits and vegetables to build himself up for basketball.Tom needs to build up.Tom needs to build himself up.The farmer built up his stone fences where they had weakened. shape someone up to get someone into good physical shape.I've got to shape myself up to improve my health.The trainer was told that he'd have to shape up the boxer before the fight. physical adjective► get physicalto become violent US, 1996get physical1. Of a situation, to be or become inclined toward or characterized by sexual physical contact. We dated for a couple of months before things got physical. I was having a great time with her, but I got nervous when it started getting physical. 2. Of a hostile situation, to escalate from a verbal confrontation to outright violence. If the kids start to bicker, you should try to separate them before they get physical. I'm used to them yelling at each other, but I was shocked when the argument got physical. *physical(with someone)1. . Lit. physical in the use of force against someone. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) The coach got in trouble for getting physical with some members of the team. When the suspect wouldn't cooperate, the police were forced to get physical. 2. Fig. physical in touching someone in lovemaking. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I've heard that Bill tends to get physical with his dates. I don't care if he gets physical—within reason. get physicalMake physical contact, either forcefully or sexually. For example, Stop pushing-there's no need to get physical, or Thirteen is too young to get physical in that way. [Slang; second half of 1900s] get physical1 become aggressive or violent. 2 become sexually intimate with someone. 3 take exercise. informal |
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