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give up
(EN)
phrasal verb
phrasal verb “give up”
to stop trying to do something because it is too difficult; to admit defeat
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After hours of trying to assemble the furniture, he
gave
up
and called a professional.
to stop doing or having something that you did regularly; to quit a habit or activity
She
gave
up
eating sweets to improve her health.
to surrender or relinquish possession or control of something
The soldiers were forced to
give
up
their weapons at the end of the war.
to stop hoping or believing that something will happen
The search party
gave
up
hope of finding the missing hiker alive.
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