copped

英 [kɒpt]

美 [kɑːpt]

v.  遭受; 忍受; 注意到
cop的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 警察
  Acopis a policeman or policewoman.
  1. Frank didn't like having the cops know where to find him.
     弗兰克不想让警察知道去哪里可以找到他。
• PHRASE 受责骂;受罚
  If youcop it, someone punishes you or speaks to you angrily because you have done something wrong.
  1. Motel owners and restaurant managers copped it for neglecting their clients.
     汽车旅馆老板和饭店经理因为冷落顾客而受到责骂。
• PHRASE 没有什么价值;不怎么样
  If you say that something isnot much cop, you mean that it is not very good, and is disappointing.
  1. The Jane's 'Triple X Album' came out in 1986, and wasn't much cop actually.
     简在1986年推出了《XXX》专辑，但事实上并不怎么样。

双语例句

• He copped a nasty whackon the head.
  他头上受一重击。
• So far, Europe and emerging markets seem to have copped it the hardest.
  到目前为止，似乎欧洲和新兴市场遭受的打击最为沉重。
• He copped all the hassle after the accident.
  他在事故发生后各种的罪都受了。
• She copped a quick look at the audience from behind the curtain.
  她从幕后向观众席迅速扫了一眼。
• He promised to go, but at the last minute he copped out.
  他答应去，可是在最后一分钟又反悔了。
• Nixon copped out on the American people with Watergate.
  尼克松避免对美国人民说出水门事件的真相。
• One of the robbers copped out and so they were all caught.
  其中一名盗贼向警方坦白交代了，所以他们都被抓了起来。
• He was boasting about how brave he was at the start, but copped out of it at the finish.
  他起初夸耀自己勇敢，到头来却打了退堂鼓。
• He copped out of it at the lust minute.
  他在最后一分钟打了退堂鼓。
• Oh, and he copped his first national magazine cover.
  哦，而他也第一次当选了杂志的封面人物。