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Meanings of quit in English
Give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat.
Synonyms
Examples for "drop out"
Examples for "drop out"
1
However, he decided to drop out in 1981 during his second year.
2
In the Dublin area, almost 30 per cent of students drop out.
3
Unforeseen lingering issue: I had to drop out of hip-hop dance classes.
4
Among all registered voters, some 44 percent want Trump to drop out.
5
Ready Set Sail will probably drop out the back from barrier two.
1
She hobbled along; he was far behind; he would give up soon.
2
You already agreed to give up the idea of law school, Faith.
3
The family is now willing to give up control, the sources said.
4
Probably didn't want to give up work time to go to court.
5
He didn't give up when others said he'd already lost, Corvan said.
1
Microsoft needs to make sure this feature doesn't fall by the wayside.
2
When people are coupling up, these friendships can fall by the wayside.
3
May achieve greatly -but could also fall by the wayside.
4
And we lawyers have to get on it, or fall by the wayside.
5
A few of us fall by the wayside because of that.
1
Now and again a man utterly worn out would drop by the wayside.
2
Sixpence dropped by the wayside, and a whole family made wretched!
3
I was one of the twenty-seven; eight dropped by the wayside; we ended nineteen.
4
Clemens was handicapped by having to run in the slippery mud, and soon " dropped by the wayside."
5
The fellows who are going to stick would simply feel that one weak-kneed chap had dropped by the wayside.
1
They throw in the chocolate just as the water commences to boil.
2
Greece had decided to throw in her lot with Servia and Bulgaria.
3
Fred nodded sharply, and the chauffeur stooped to throw in the clutch.
4
Desmond, in the mean time, was endeavouring to throw in his hand-grenades.
5
But he stopped it, scrambled for it, and made the throw in.
1
There's no sign yet he is ready to throw in the towel.
2
She had every opportunity to throw in the towel but she didn't.
3
Or do you just throw in the towel? Many are scaling up.
4
Five more casts, he told himself, then he'd throw in the towel.
5
It is unlikely they would just throw in the towel and capitulate.
1
Wait on 'im yourself, then, and chuck up the sponge when things begin to go wrong.
2
That doesn't sound like you, sir; and I don't understand why you should chuck up the sponge so quickly.
3
In the face of that single circumstance you and Marchmont would ' chuck up the sponge,' as the old pugilists expressed it.
4
"No more am I," I answered; "but I'm hanged if I'll chuck up the sponge.
Usage of quit in English
1
Experts said the best way to protect children was to quit smoking.
2
However, he quit the government over the affair a few weeks later.
3
As a result of the court decision, several people quit their confinement.
4
Junior Northern Ireland minister Shailesh Vara quit May's government earlier on Thursday.
5
Larsen quit his job several years ago to join an Internet startup.
6
However, you may need to know when to quit while you're ahead!
7
Finally, after many years, common sense won out and he quit-coldturkey.
8
Amir quit the following year but continued to follow the students' progress.
9
They disagreed with Trump's decision to quit the nuclear pact last year.
10
More than 100 mortgage lenders quit the industry in the last year.
11
They quit fulltime employment at home to seek a job outside Ireland.
12
Of course, most people do quit when faced with challenges or difficulties.
13
Right after I quit my job and set fire to my house.
14
It was too much, said Johri, who quit her job last year.
15
Carpenter quit last month after 15 months in charge, citing personal reasons.
16
Former National Express chief executive Richard Bowker quit the company in July.
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Translations for quit
Portuguese
Quit through the time
Quit across language varieties
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New Zealand
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