Give up meaning in English
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Definition
to give up (drinking alcohol): to stop, to quit (drinking alcohol)
to give up smoking to stop smoking
This is an irregular verb:
I give up / I gave up / I have given up
(You are too good), I give up!: (You are too good), I'm going to stop trying!
Don't give up! Don't stop trying! Please continue!
Examples
- "Everyone : "Don't Give Up Your Day Job"!"
- "Bruno (Mitch) : I've decided to give up my position as lifeguard of this beach to pursue a musical career."
- "You're giving up already?"
- "Don't give up sir."
- "You'd better be good though, if not, our expert judge is likely to say: "Don't Give Up Your Day Job"!"
- "Do you give up?"
- "I have given up hope."
- "Don't give up hope because that special man or lady is out there and I am here to help you find them."
- "Susie : First of all, you must make a public declaration that you've given up bear hunting forever."
- "Moira : Don't give up Rupert!"
- "Hannah : Ok, I give up."
- "Brian : I give up."
- "Bruno : Well, we're just going to go out there without him. Team Delavigne doesn't give up that easily."
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