英语词汇“drop out”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Idiom

drop outdrop out (of something)

to stop doing something.

He dropped out of school when he was 16.She dropped out the night before the race, saying she had an injury.

Phr V

drop out

drops, dropping, dropped

drop out

to not do something that you were going to do, or to stop doing something

Peter was coming with us to the theatre, but had to drop out at the last minute.

often + of

He dropped out of the race after two laps.

if a student drops out, they stop going to classes before they have finished their courseoften + of

She dropped out of college and took a job in a riding stables.

dropout

noun

She runs informal classes for high school dropouts.

to choose not to be involved in the usual activities of the society that you live in, especially by not having a job

He dropped out in the sixties and spent several years in India.

dropout

noun

The protesters are mainly hippies and dropouts.

drop out

1. verb To fall or spill out of something. I didn't realize that I hadn't fully zipped my backpack until my books started dropping out of it.

2. verb To break and/or plunge suddenly. This usage typically refers to the bottom of something. The bottom dropped out of the paper bag once it got wet. If the bottom drops out of the stock market, we could have another Great Depression ahead of us.

3. verb To let someone or something fall or proceed out of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drop" and "out." Drop the troops out of the plane once you're safely over the compound. Of course the boys got into mischief and started dropping each other's things out the window.

4. verb To eliminate or exclude something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drop" and "out." Something is wrong with the sound system because it's dropping out every third word.

5. verb To not be amplified, broadcast, or delivered to a receiver, typically due to some kind of connection problem. Something is wrong with the sound system because every third word is dropping out. I have to call my phone company because my calls keep dropping out. Back when we had dial-up, the connection would drop out when we got an incoming call.

6. verb To abandon society and conventional values, as due to disillusionment with them. After surviving a serious illness, my sister dropped out and bought a house in the country instead of going back to her corporate job.

7. verb To leave an activity or program without finishing it. I'm going back to school because I always regretted dropping out of college.

8. noun One who has left school before graduation. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word or hyphenated. I'm going back to school because I always regretted being a college dropout.

drop out

(of something)

1. . Lit. to fall out of something. One by one, the skydivers dropped out of the plane. The marshmallows dropped out of the bag.

2. Lit. or Fig. [for the bottom of something] to break loose and drop. The bottom dropped out of the box, spilling everything everywhere. The bottom dropped out of the stock market, and we lost a lot of money.

3. Fig. [for someone] to resign from or cease being a member of something; [for someone] to leave school. Sally dropped out of school for some unknown reason. But why did she drop out?

drop out

Withdraw from participation in a group such as a school, club, or game; also, withdraw from society owing to disillusionment. For example, He couldn't afford the membership dues and had to drop out, or She planned to drop out from college for a year. [Late 1800s]

drop out

1. To fall out of something: My card must have dropped out of the bag at some point.

2. To make or let something or someone fall out of something: I dropped the stones out of the window.

3. To withdraw from participation in something, as a game, club, or school: The committee is trying to determine why so many students were dropping out. I dropped out of algebra because it was too hard. I dropped history out of my schedule this term.

4. To withdraw from established society, especially due to disillusionment with conventional values: My cousin dropped out and moved to the tropics.

5. To omit something: This computer drops out the semicolons. The old stereo drops the bass out.

6. To be omitted: When words are contracted, some sounds or letters drop out.

drop out

1. in. to withdraw from a conventional lifestyle. Sometimes I just want to drop out and raise pigs or something.

2. in. to drop out of school or some organization. Don’t drop out of school. You’ll regret it.

3. and dropout n. someone who has dropped out of school. Dropouts may find it very hard to get a job.

dropout

verb

See drop out

词汇	drop out
释义	Idiom drop out (of something) Theme: WITHDRAW to stop being a member of something; to stop attending or participating in something. I'm working part-time so that I wont have to drop out of college.I don't want to drop out at this time. Slang drop out Theme: LIFESTYLE in. to withdraw from a conventional lifestyle. Sometimes I just want to drop out and raise pigs or something.Ted dropped out and bought a farm. Theme: QUIT in. to drop out of school or some organization. I dropped out before I got promoted.Don't drop out of school. You'll regret it. Idiom drop outdrop out (of something) to stop doing something. He dropped out of school when he was 16.She dropped out the night before the race, saying she had an injury. Phr V drop out drops, dropping, dropped drop out to not do something that you were going to do, or to stop doing something Peter was coming with us to the theatre, but had to drop out at the last minute. often + of He dropped out of the race after two laps. if a student drops out, they stop going to classes before they have finished their courseoften + of She dropped out of college and took a job in a riding stables. dropout noun She runs informal classes for high school dropouts. to choose not to be involved in the usual activities of the society that you live in, especially by not having a job He dropped out in the sixties and spent several years in India. dropout noun The protesters are mainly hippies and dropouts. drop out verb to withdraw from school, college, university or mainstream society US, 1952 phrasedrop out1. drop out to leave school, college, or university before you have finished your course: Too many students are joining gangs, getting into drugs, and dropping out after sixth grade.+of Kertzman dropped out of Brandeis University in 1968 to become a radio disc jockey.drop-out n C informal someone who leaves school, college, or university without finishing their course: a high school drop-outdrop-out rate n C the number of students who leave a course before finishing it: If a course has a high drop-out rate, ask yourself why.2. drop out to refuse to take part in ordinary society, especially by not getting a job: In the 60s my mother dropped out, and went to live in a hippie commune.drop-out n C someone who refuses to take part in ordinary society because they do not agree with its social customs, moral standards etc, so that they refuse to get a job - used about someone you disapprove of: the place was full of hippies and drop-outs3. drop out to not take part in an activity, or to leave it before it has finished: Donna was supposed to come with us, but she couldn't get a babysitter so she had to drop out. The next meeting is just before Christmas, so we're expecting a lot of people to drop out.+of Harper had to drop out of the race with an injured ankle after completing 12 miles.4. drop out if a word, expression, or grammar rule drops out of a language, it is no longer used+of The pronouns "thee" and "thou" have dropped out of the language, with the exception of some regional dialects.■ SIMILAR TO: disappear from drop out 1. verb To fall or spill out of something. I didn't realize that I hadn't fully zipped my backpack until my books started dropping out of it. 2. verb To break and/or plunge suddenly. This usage typically refers to the bottom of something. The bottom dropped out of the paper bag once it got wet. If the bottom drops out of the stock market, we could have another Great Depression ahead of us. 3. verb To let someone or something fall or proceed out of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drop" and "out." Drop the troops out of the plane once you're safely over the compound. Of course the boys got into mischief and started dropping each other's things out the window. 4. verb To eliminate or exclude something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "drop" and "out." Something is wrong with the sound system because it's dropping out every third word. 5. verb To not be amplified, broadcast, or delivered to a receiver, typically due to some kind of connection problem. Something is wrong with the sound system because every third word is dropping out. I have to call my phone company because my calls keep dropping out. Back when we had dial-up, the connection would drop out when we got an incoming call. 6. verb To abandon society and conventional values, as due to disillusionment with them. After surviving a serious illness, my sister dropped out and bought a house in the country instead of going back to her corporate job. 7. verb To leave an activity or program without finishing it. I'm going back to school because I always regretted dropping out of college. 8. noun One who has left school before graduation. In this usage, the phrase is often written as one word or hyphenated. I'm going back to school because I always regretted being a college dropout. drop out (of something) 1. . Lit. to fall out of something. One by one, the skydivers dropped out of the plane. The marshmallows dropped out of the bag. 2. Lit. or Fig. [for the bottom of something] to break loose and drop. The bottom dropped out of the box, spilling everything everywhere. The bottom dropped out of the stock market, and we lost a lot of money. 3. Fig. [for someone] to resign from or cease being a member of something; [for someone] to leave school. Sally dropped out of school for some unknown reason. But why did she drop out? drop out Withdraw from participation in a group such as a school, club, or game; also, withdraw from society owing to disillusionment. For example, He couldn't afford the membership dues and had to drop out, or She planned to drop out from college for a year. [Late 1800s] drop out v. 1. To fall out of something: My card must have dropped out of the bag at some point. 2. To make or let something or someone fall out of something: I dropped the stones out of the window. 3. To withdraw from participation in something, as a game, club, or school: The committee is trying to determine why so many students were dropping out. I dropped out of algebra because it was too hard. I dropped history out of my schedule this term. 4. To withdraw from established society, especially due to disillusionment with conventional values: My cousin dropped out and moved to the tropics. 5. To omit something: This computer drops out the semicolons. The old stereo drops the bass out. 6. To be omitted: When words are contracted, some sounds or letters drop out. drop out 1. in. to withdraw from a conventional lifestyle. Sometimes I just want to drop out and raise pigs or something. 2. in. to drop out of school or some organization. Don’t drop out of school. You’ll regret it. 3. and dropout n. someone who has dropped out of school. Dropouts may find it very hard to get a job. dropout verb See drop out
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