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

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(sʌs)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense susses, present participle sussing, past tense, past participle sussed

verb

If you suss a person or situation, you realize or work out what their real character or nature is.

[British, informal]

I think I've sussed the reason for it. [VERB noun]

The women began to suss that there was no reason why they should be impressed byhim. [VERB that]

We're getting the problem sussed. [get n V-ed]

[Also VERB wh]

Suss out means the same as suss.

They're sussing out the area to see how strong the police presence is. [VERB PARTICLE noun]

He susses his colleagues out and he knows who he can trust. [VERB noun PARTICLE]

I'd had the training to suss out what he was up to. [VERB PARTICLE wh]

[Also VERB that]

suss in British English

(sʌs)

verb (transitive) slang

1. (often foll by out)

to attempt to work out (a situation, person's character, etc), esp using one's intuition

2. Also: sus

to become aware of; suspect (esp in the phrase suss it)

noun

sharpness of mind; social astuteness

adjective

4. a variant spelling of sus (sense 3)

suss in American English

(sʌs)

verb transitive

British, Slang

to figure out; grasp, as a result of investigation, study, or intuition

often with out

Word origin

shortened < suspect

Examples of 'suss' in a sentence
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Duncan knows so little about the antiques game that he doesn't even suss out alternative routes, different fences.`If we can prevent that, surely it's worth giving up an evening to suss it out?

单词	suss
释义	Trends of suss View usage for: suss (sʌs) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense susses, present participle sussing, past tense, past participle sussed verb If you suss a person or situation, you realize or work out what their real character or nature is. [British, informal] I think I've sussed the reason for it. [VERB noun] The women began to suss that there was no reason why they should be impressed byhim. [VERB that] We're getting the problem sussed. [get n V-ed] [Also VERB wh] Suss out means the same as suss. They're sussing out the area to see how strong the police presence is. [VERB PARTICLE noun] He susses his colleagues out and he knows who he can trust. [VERB noun PARTICLE] I'd had the training to suss out what he was up to. [VERB PARTICLE wh] [Also VERB that] suss in British English (sʌs) verb (transitive) slang 1. (often foll by out) to attempt to work out (a situation, person's character, etc), esp using one's intuition 2. Also: sus to become aware of; suspect (esp in the phrase suss it) noun 3. sharpness of mind; social astuteness adjective 4. a variant spelling of sus (sense 3) See also sus laws Word origin C20: shortened from suspect suss in American English (sʌs) verb transitive British, Slang to figure out; grasp, as a result of investigation, study, or intuition often with out Word origin shortened < suspect Examples of 'suss' in a sentence suss Duncan knows so little about the antiques game that he doesn't even suss out alternative routes, different fences. Gash, Jonathan THE TARTAN RINGERS (2004) `If we can prevent that, surely it's worth giving up an evening to suss it out? Fraser, Anthea THE GOSPEL MAKERS (2004)
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