"put 'em up" 怎么发音

expression

US

ˈpʊt/ /əm/ /ˈəp

PUT-um-UP

UK

pʊt/ /m̩/ /ˈʌp

put-MUP

释义

A slang expression meaning 'raise your hands', usually demanded by someone in authority or jokingly when pretending to threaten someone. Often heard in old movies or playful situations.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈpʊt/ /əm/ /ˈəp

英式英语

pʊt/ /m̩/ /ˈʌp

简化发音

美式

PUT-um-UP

英式

put-MUP

语境中听

The robber shouted, "Put 'em up!"

In the game, the children yelled, "Put 'em up!" and laughed.

"Put 'em up or I'll tickle you!" said Lucy, pretending to be a bandit.

He walked in and said, "Put 'em up!" just like in an old Western movie.