rung Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

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bottom rung

the first step, the lowest position Jerry, my boy, in this company you start at the bottom rung.

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grunge

dirt and grease, grime Let's remove the grunge from the motor. It's really dirty.

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grunge (fashion)

youth clothing designed for grunge music fans The kids go to parties dressed in grunge. That's cool.

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grunge (music)

alternative rock music, distorted sound of rock When we visited Seattle, every radio station was playing grunge.

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had his bell rung

hit hard, bodychecked, knocked out Pat had his bell rung by No. 4. He was unconscious for awhile.

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high strung

nervous and sensitive, easily upset Jacqueline won't speak in public because she's very high strung.

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strung out

ill or weak because of drug abuse, hungover When she's strung out on cocain she won't talk to her family.

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sprung

1. erected
2. obsessed with something
3. released on bail by someone else

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who brung ya

who was there for you, don't forget where you came from

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high-strung|high|strung

adj. Nervous; sensitive; tense. Gary has been rather high-strung lately because of too much work at the office.

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strung out|strung

adj., slang, colloquial 1. Nervous, jittery, jumpy; generally ill because of drug use or withdrawal symptoms. The only explanation I can think of for Max's behavior is that he must be strung out. 2. To suffer because of a lack of something previously accustomed to, such as the love and affection of someone. Sue is all strung out for Jim; they've just split up.
Compare: SPACED OUT.

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strung

strung
strung out
☆ Slang
1) suffering from the physical or mental effects of addiction to a narcotic drug
2) mentally exhausted or extremely nervous