英语词汇“cut up rough”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Examples of 'cut up rough' in a sentence
cut up rough

If there's inflation, and the bluer press cut up rough, you take the heat.Things would cut up rough for a while, but life would go on.Initially the patient had appeared happy to talk about religion, he said, and it was only later that he had 'cut up rough'.At some stage, some bloke whose family has lived in the village since 1567 will cut up rough against you as an immigrant.A few hardliners will cut up rough in the days ahead but hopefully this speech will have marginalised such voices.The birds refused to budge when rail workers tried to move them and cut up rough when their young were approached.Audiences could and did cut up rough if favourite scenes were cut or lines changed.Unfortunately, shareholders, some of whom will have paid more than 100p a share for their holdings, started to cut up rough.The skies darkened and the ocean cut up rough, sending powerful, frothing angry waves crashing down on the beaches.Fund managers are grown-up enough to know that contracts go wrong, but they cut up rough if they think they are being misled.

单词	cut up rough
释义	cut up rough in British English British informal to become angry or bad-tempered See full dictionary entry for cut up cut up rough to suddenly become extremely angry or violent We took a police officer in case he cut up rough. Examples of 'cut up rough' in a sentence cut up rough If there's inflation, and the bluer press cut up rough, you take the heat. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Things would cut up rough for a while, but life would go on. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Initially the patient had appeared happy to talk about religion, he said, and it was only later that he had 'cut up rough'. Times, Sunday Times (2012) At some stage, some bloke whose family has lived in the village since 1567 will cut up rough against you as an immigrant. Times, Sunday Times (2014) A few hardliners will cut up rough in the days ahead but hopefully this speech will have marginalised such voices. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The birds refused to budge when rail workers tried to move them and cut up rough when their young were approached. The Sun (2017) Audiences could and did cut up rough if favourite scenes were cut or lines changed. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Unfortunately, shareholders, some of whom will have paid more than 100p a share for their holdings, started to cut up rough. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The skies darkened and the ocean cut up rough, sending powerful, frothing angry waves crashing down on the beaches. Times, Sunday Times (2018) Fund managers are grown-up enough to know that contracts go wrong, but they cut up rough if they think they are being misled. Times, Sunday Times (2012)
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cut up rough in British English

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Examples of 'cut up rough' in a sentence
cut up rough