hang (something)

A phrase used when one is being dismissive of something. Primarily heard in UK. Oh, hang the cost—I just need any hotel room you have.See also: hang

ˈhang something

(British English, spoken) used to say that you are not going to worry about something: Oh, let’s get a taxi and hang the expense!See also: hang, something

hang

verbSee hang around

hang

in. to hang around; to spend time aimlessly. My mom yelled at me because I spent all day hanging with the guys.

单词	hang (something)
释义	hang (something) hang (something) A phrase used when one is being dismissive of something. Primarily heard in UK. Oh, hang the cost—I just need any hotel room you have.See also: hang ˈhang something (British English, spoken) used to say that you are not going to worry about something: Oh, let’s get a taxi and hang the expense!See also: hang, something hang verbSee hang around hang in. to hang around; to spend time aimlessly. My mom yelled at me because I spent all day hanging with the guys.
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