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mop up

英 [mɒp ʌp]

美 [mɑːp ʌp]

(用布)揩干,抹干; 除去,处理掉(不合意或危险的东西)

柯林斯词典

  • PHRASAL VERB 揩干;抹干
    If youmop upa liquid, you clean it with a cloth so that the liquid is absorbed.
    1. A waiter mopped up the mess as best he could...
      一名侍者尽力抹掉溅出的食物。
    2. When the washing machine spurts out water at least we can mop it up...
      洗衣机喷出水时,我们至少能把水抹干。
    3. Michael mopped up quickly with his napkin.
      迈克尔迅速用餐巾将其揩干。
  • PHRASAL VERB 完成;结束;肃清
    If youmop upsomething that you think is undesirable or dangerous, you remove it or deal with it so that it is no longer a problem.
    1. The infantry divisions mopped up remaining centres of resistance...
      陆军各师肃清了残余的抵抗据点。
    2. These reactive molecules are mopped up and made harmless by Vitamin E.
      这些活性分子已被维生素E灭活,没有害处了。

英英释义

noun

verb

双语例句

  • If demand returns strong enough to both mop up current surpluses and absorb some spare capacity that big oil producers have on the sidelines, then oil bulls might have their day yet.
    如果需求出现足够强劲的回升,吸收当前的过剩产量和大石油公司闲置的多余产能,那就轮到看涨原油的人走运了。
  • He supports an internationally co-ordinated fiscal stimulus and the use of bad banks to mop up toxic assets.
    他支持国际协调的财政刺激,用不合格的银行措施来消灭“有毒资产”。
  • Four in ten admit they have simply swept dirt from a kitchen surface or table onto the floor, while a quarter have used a dish cloth to mop up a spillage on the floor and just put it back.
    十分之四的人坦言他们会直接把厨房灶台或桌上的灰尘拂到地板上,而四分之一的人曾用洗碗布把溅到地板上的东西抹干净,然后直接把布放回去。
  • Which I now have to go and mop up.
    我得赶快去清理了。
  • Michael mopped up quickly with his napkin.
    迈克尔迅速用餐巾将其揩干。
  • The Benefit: Basil is rich in antioxidants that mop up cell-damaging free radicals inside the body.
    好处:紫苏含有丰富的抗氧化剂,扫荡破坏细胞的自由基。
  • The infantry divisions mopped up remaining centres of resistance
    陆军各师肃清了残余的抵抗据点。
  • When the washing machine spurts out water at least we can mop it up
    洗衣机喷出水时,我们至少能把水抹干。
  • Life is like a mop, using today to mop up yesterday and wipe out tomorrow.
    生命像抹布,用今天擦去昨天,擦亮明天。
  • According to the so-called "Greenspan doctrine", named after Alan Greenspan, former Fed chairman, asset bubbles are hard to spot and even if they are it is easier to mop up after the bubble has burst than to try to prevent it.
    以美联储前任主席艾伦格林斯潘(alangreenspan)命名的所谓“格林斯潘教义”认为,资产泡沫很难发现,而且即便能够发现,在泡沫破灭后做扫尾工作也比试图阻止泡沫破灭更加容易。