单词 | hangouts |
释义 | hangout1 of 2noun hang·out ˈhaŋ-ˌau̇t : a favorite place for spending time also : a place frequented for entertainment or for socializing hang out 2 of 2verb hung out; hanging out; hangs out 1 intransitive : to protrude and droop a dog with its tongue hanging out 2 intransitive, informal : to spend time idly or in relaxing or socializing just hanging out by the pool My mother told me not to hang out in bars because the sort of people I would meet there were the sort of people who hang out in bars. Calvin Trillin Traditionally, most owners [of sports teams] are rich egomaniacs eager to hang out with athletes and get their names in the paper. George Vecsey 3 transitive : to display (something) outside as an announcement to the public hang out a sign/banner —used chiefly in the phrase hang out a/one's shingle in the figurative sense "to start a business, begin working professionally" Publishing was not as complicated a business … when young Alfred Knopf hung out his shingle nearly 70 years ago. John F. Baker Back then big L.A. law firms rarely hired Jews … . So Sterling hung out a shingle in Boyle Heights and became a tireless advocate for his old neighbors, handling everything from divorces to personal injury cases. Franz Lidz hangouts nounas in haunts a place for spending time or for socializing a favorite hangout of senior citizens is the local community center Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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