used as a direct object with little or no meaning
We hoofed it all the way back to camp.
[=we walked all the way back to camp]
We decided to rough it on vacation this year.
[=to have our vacation somewhere where we would not have our normal comforts]
living it up
[=doing exciting and enjoyable things; spending money freely while enjoying life]
She offered to come with me, but I decided to go it alone.
[=to go by myself; to go alone]
used as a direct object with little or no meaning 用作直接宾语,几乎不具或完全不具有任何含义
We hoofed it all the way back to camp. [=we walked all the way back to camp] 我们一路快走赶回营地。
We decided to rough it on vacation this year. [=to have our vacation somewhere where we would not have our normal comforts]今年我们决定去一个条件艰苦的地方度假。
living it up [=doing exciting and enjoyable things; spending money freely while enjoying life] 尽情享受生活
She offered to come with me, but I decided to go it alone.[=to go by myself; to go alone]她提出来要跟我一起,但我决定自己去。
(以上内容全部摘自2017年1月第1版《韦氏高阶英汉双解词典》)
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