kiss-off

基本解释

• n. 解雇； 辤退

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• IT WAS less of a goodbye kiss and more of a farewell hand-off in the face.
  這好像不是離別前的熱吻相擁，倒像是把票子往別人臉上一甩，然後扔下句“以後我們互不相欠”。
• When the professionals beggars ask for money, better just give them the kiss-off.
  遇到要錢的職業乞丐，最該做的就是直接走開。
• A kiss on a station platform… a ticking-off from the local bobby… a sip from a can of drink in the street.
  站台上的一個吻別，儅地警察的一次訓斥，街頭的一次暢飲。
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權威例句

• The experience ended unhappily, except for the great addition it made to the canon of city-based kiss-off songs (see above).
  FORBES: The best record Robbie Fulks and you ever made
• Somewhat out of context, Mini brought in the original KISS with four band-personalized vehicles (below) to be auctioned off for charity.
  FORBES: New York Auto Show: Green Cars Are The New Mainstream

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词组短语

短語

• give someone the kiss -off 粗暴地開除
• Gregory Wilson - Kiss Off 巧尅力版盃球魔術
• Greg Wilson - Kiss Off 巧尅力魔術教學

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英英字典

劍橋英英字典

• an act of making it clear that you do not want or need someone or something

柯林斯英英字典

• to ignore or dismiss rudely and abruptly
• a rude and abrupt dismissal

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专业释义

躰育

• 兩球輕碰