hopped-up

hopped-up

美 [ˌhɑpt ˈʌp] 　英 [ˌhɒpt ˈʌp]

• 网络加速的；兴奋地

英汉解释

adj.	1. excited by something, often because of taking illegal drugs

例句

The United States is the poster child for the ill effects of a country hopped up on easy credit.

作为一个国家渡过宽松信贷的不良影响来说，美国是一个典范。

Though I occasionally hopped up on sidewalks when I felt uncomfortable in traffic, I found drivers to be reasonably accommodating.

尽管交通拥堵时我偶尔会有骑到人行道上去的念头，我还是发现司机们都非常乐意给人方便。

You were hopped up on goofball, why should we believe what you say?

你当时快成呆瓜了，为什么我们要相信你的话？

Police found Jones hiding in an opium den, among other men, all hopped up with the drug.

警察发现琼斯躲在一个鸦片烟馆里，和其他人一起抽鸦片抽得昏昏沉沉的。

He hopped up to Boston for the day.

他当天坐飞机去了波士顿。

The famous violinistcould only give his best performance when he was hopped up.

那位著名的小提琴手只有服用兴奋剂后才能作出精湛的表演。

hopped up to the bench.

双腿齐跳着蹦到了长椅上。

He hippety-hopped up the stage and interrupted the chairman.

他一下子跳上了讲台，打断了主持人的讲话。

A goat hopped up on one of the carts and then to the roof of the diligence.

一只小羊跳到一辆二轮马车上，然后跳上驿车的蓬顶。

He hopped up the motor.

他给马达增了压。

(be hopped up)(informal)be stimulated or intoxicated by or as if by a narcotic drug

（非正式）（因为或似乎因为麻醉剂）使兴奋，刺激