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give up

/ɡɪv ʌp/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer l'arrêt d'un effort, la reddition, ou le renoncement à une habitude ou à une activité.

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/ɡɪv ʌp/B1formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer l'arrêt d'un effort, la reddition, ou le renoncement à une habitude ou à une activité.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of ceasing to make an effort, surrendering, or abandoning a habit or activity.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Stop tryinginformal

    To stop making an effort; to admit defeat.

    frabandonner

    • He gave up after failing the test twice.
    • Don't give up on your dreams.
    • She gave up trying to fix the old car.

    Synonymesabandoncapitulateconcedequitsurrenderyield

    Antonymescontinueendurefightperseverepersiststrivetry

  2. Quit a habitinformal

    To stop doing or using something, especially a habit.

    frRenoncer à une habitude

    • He gave up smoking last year.
    • She gave up eating sugar for a month.
    • They gave up drinking coffee to improve their sleep.

    Synonymesabandonbreakceasedropforgokickquitrenounceshakestop

    Antonymesadoptcultivatedevelop

  3. Surrender or relinquishformal

    To hand over something to someone else, often under pressure.

    frabandonner, céder

    • The thief gave up the stolen goods to the police.
    • He gave up his seat to an elderly woman.
    • She gave up her position as manager.

    Synonymescededeliverforfeithand overrelinquishsurrenderturn overyield

    Antonymesholdkeepmaintainretain

Formes
  • given up past participle
  • gave up past simple
  • giving up present participle
  • gives up third person singular

Verbe de basegive

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