crock up

• 过时的英式短语动词，意为损坏、出故障、失败或丧失能力，常用于机械或健康状况。

An obsolete British phrasal verb meaning to break down, fail, or become incapacitated, often used in the context of machinery or health.

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1. To break down or failinformalbritish

   To become damaged, fail, or collapse, often used for machinery or plans.

   出故障或失败

   • The old car finally crocked up on the highway.
   • Our vacation plans crocked up when the flights were cancelled.
   • The heating system crocked up in the middle of winter.

   同义词break downcollapseconk outfailfall apartgive outgive waygo wrongmalfunction

2. To become ill or injuredinformalbritish

   To become sick or physically incapacitated.

   生病或受伤

   • He crocked up with a bad back after lifting the heavy box.
   • She crocked up from overwork and had to take a week off.
   • The athlete crocked up during the final match.

   同义词break downcollapsekeel oversuccumb

   反义词convalescehealmendrecoverrecuperate

基本动词crock