Hang it up Meaning in English
expression
释义
This expression means either to put something on a hook or hanger, or, informally, to stop doing an activity, especially a career or habit.
用法与细微差别
Informal. Literal meaning: 'hang it up' (put on a hook/hanger). Idiomatic use: 'hang it up' (retire or quit something, often a job/career, e.g., 'He decided to hang it up after 20 years.'). Not used for temporary pauses.
例句
Please hang it up when you're done with the coat.
basic
He told me to hang it up after practice.
basic
After twenty years, she decided to hang it up and retire.
basic
I think it's time for me to hang it up and let the younger folks take over.
natural
You don't have to hang it up yet—you still play better than anyone!
natural
Sometimes you just have to admit it's time to hang it up and move on.
natural