up
[Qp]
adv.
向上, 到(较高的地方,北方), 起来, 起床
prep.
向上, 在上, 沿
adj.
向上的, 上行的
UP
UP
abbr.（略语）
Underproof.
Underproof.
up
up
AHD:[?p]
D.J.[Jp]
K.K.[Jp]
adv.（副词）
In or to a higher position:
朝上地：在或朝向一个更高的位置：
looking up.
抬起头往上看
In a direction opposite to the center of the earth or a comparable gravitational center:
在上方地：与地球的中心或一个可与之比较的重力中心方向相反的：
up from the lunar surface.
在月球表面上方
In or to an upright position:
起来：处于或朝向一向直立的位置：
sat up in bed.
在床上坐起来
Above a surface:
在表面以上地：
coming up for air.
冒出来呼吸空气
So as to detach or unearth:
分开，掘起：以便卸下或拔出土壤：
pulling up weeds.
把野草连根拔起
Above the horizon:
在地平线以上：
as the sun came up.
当太阳升起的时候
Into view or existence:
可见地，存在：进入视野或开始存在：
draw up a will.
写下遗嘱
Into consideration:
进入考虑：
take up a new topic.
开始一个新的话题
In or toward a position conventionally regarded as higher, as on a scale, chart, or map:
位于较高的位置：处于或趋向一个在刻度、图表或地图等上面历来被认为是更高的一个位置：
temperatures heading up; up in Canada.
温度升高；在加拿大上方
To or at a higher price:
价格上涨：朝向或处于一个更高的价格：
stocks that are going up.
价格正在攀升的股票
So as to advance, increase, or improve:
使前进、增加或改善：
Our spirits went up.
我们的兴致高了起来
With or to a greater intensity, pitch, or volume:
提高音量：具有或朝向更大的强度、更高的声调或音量地：
turn the sound up.
把声音提高
Into a state of excitement or turbulence:
进入兴奋或混乱的状态：
stir up; rouse up.
骚动；激起
Completely; entirely:
完全地；彻底地：
drank it up in a gulp; fastened up the coat.
一饮而尽；把外衣扣得严严实实
Used as an intensifier of the action of a verb:
被用来强调动词所表示的动作：
typed up a list.
打出一份名单
So as to approach; near:
以便接近；靠近地：
came up and kissed me.
走上前来亲吻我
To a stop:
停住：
pulled up in front of the station.
在车站前停下
Each; apiece:
每一个；每一件：
The score was tied at 11 up.
比分为十一平
Apart; into pieces:
分开；撕成碎片：
tore it up.
把它撕碎
Nautical To windward.
航海 向上风
adj.（形容词）
Being above a former position or level; higher:
提高的，较高的：位于比先前更高的一个位置或水平的；更高的：
My grades are up. The pressure is up.
我的分数提高了。压力增加
Out of bed:
起床的：
was up by seven.
在七点前起了床
Standing; erect.
站立的；直立的
Facing upward:
朝上的：
two cards up, one down; the up side of a tossed coin.
两张牌朝上，一张牌朝下；抛出的一枚硬币朝上的一面
Raised; lifted:
被抬起的；被举起的：
a switch in the up position.
位于上升位置的开关
Moving or directed upward:
向上移动的或方向朝上的：
an up elevator.
向上运行的电梯
Marked by increased excitement or agitation; aroused:
振奋的，高昂的：以更大的兴奋或激动为特征的；被激起的：
Our fighting spirit was up.
我们的战斗精神被激发出来了
Informal Cheerful; optimistic; upbeat.
非正式用语 高兴的；乐观的；欣欣向荣的
Slang Happily excited; euphoric:
俚语 兴高采烈的；心情愉快的：
After receiving the award, the performer was really up.
在接受了颁奖后，这位表演者真是喜不自禁
Informal Taking place; going on:
非正式用语 正在发生的；正在进行的：
wondered what was up back home.
想知道家里发生些什么事
Being considered; under study:
正在被考虑的；正在被研究的：
a contract that is up for renewal.
一份正在被考虑是否予以续签的合同
Running as a candidate.
作为一名竞选者参加竞选的
On trial; charged:
被审判的；被指控的：
The defendant is up for manslaughter.
被告因杀人罪而被审判
Having been finished; over:
结束了的；完了的：
Your time is up.
你的时间到了
Informal
非正式用语
Prepared; ready:
准备好了的，作好了准备的：
had to be up for the game.
得为这场比赛做好准备
Well informed; abreast:
熟知的；内行的：
not up on sports.
在体育上知之甚少
Functioning or capable of functioning normally; operational:
能运行的：正常运转的或能够正常运转的；能运行的：
Their computers are now up.
他们的计算机现在开始运行了
Sports Being ahead of one's opponent:
体育运动 领先于其它选手的：
up two strokes in golf.
在高尔夫球中领先其它选手两杆
Baseball At bat.
棒球 上场击球的
As a bet; at stake.
作为一个赌注的；被赌的
Nautical Bound; headed:
航海 开向；驶往：
a freighter up for Panama.
一艘工往巴拿马的货轮
prep.（介词）
From a lower to or toward a higher point on:
朝高处：从…上一个低的地点走到或走向其更高的一点：
up the hill.
上山
Toward or at a point farther along:
朝向或位于更远的某个位置：
two miles up the road.
路的前方两英里处
In a direction toward the source of:
朝上游：没有指向…源头的方向的：
up the Mississippi.
在密西西比河上逆流而上
Nautical Against:
航海 与…相反：
up the wind.
顶风
n.（名词）
An upward slope; a rise.
朝上的斜坡；上升
An upward movement or trend.
向上的运动或倾向
Slang A feeling of excitement or euphoria.
俚语 兴奋或兴高采烈的感觉
v.（动词）
upped,up.ping,ups
v.tr.（及物动词）
To increase:
增加：
upped their fees; upping our output.
提高他们的收费；正在增加我们的产量
To raise to a higher level, especially to promote to a higher position.
提升：把…提升到一个更高的水平，尤其是把…提升到一个更高的职务
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To get up; rise.
起床
Informal To act suddenly or unexpectedly:
非正式用语 突然地或出乎意料地行动：
“She upped and perjured her immortal soul”(Margery Allingham)
“她突然起来为自己辩护，企图用做伪证来证明她的灵魂是不朽的。”(玛芝莉·阿林厄姆)
on the up-and-up 或
on the up and up 非正式用语
Open and honest.
公开的和诚实的
up against
Confronted with; facing:
遭遇到；面对：
up against a strong opponent.
面对一名强劲的对手
up to
Occupied with, especially devising or scheming:
忙于（尤其是策划和密谋）：
a prowler up to no good.
四处寻觅，图谋不轨的家伙
Able to do or deal with:
能做…或处理（对付）…：
didn't feel up to a long drive.
觉得无法来开很长一段路的车
Dependent on:
依靠：
The success of this project is up to us.
这个项目的成败取决于我们
As long as:
长至…：
allowed up to two hours to finish the test.
允许学生有两个小时来完成考试
As many as:
多至…：
seed that yields up to 300 bushels per acre.
每英亩能产三百蒲式耳的种子
Middle English up [upward]
中古英语 up [向上（地）]
uppe [on high]
uppe [高高在上的]
both from Old English * see upo
都源自 古英语 *参见 upo
UP
=ultraportable;
under proof 标准以下的;
United Press 合众社[美]
UP
UP
abbr.
Underproof.
up
up
AHD:[?p]
D.J.[Jp]
K.K.[Jp]
adv.
In or to a higher position:
looking up.
In a direction opposite to the center of the earth or a comparable gravitational center:
up from the lunar surface.
In or to an upright position:
sat up in bed.
Above a surface:
coming up for air.
So as to detach or unearth:
pulling up weeds.
Above the horizon:
as the sun came up.
Into view or existence:
draw up a will.
Into consideration:
take up a new topic.
In or toward a position conventionally regarded as higher, as on a scale, chart, or map:
temperatures heading up; up in Canada.
To or at a higher price:
stocks that are going up.
So as to advance, increase, or improve:
Our spirits went up.
With or to a greater intensity, pitch, or volume:
turn the sound up.
Into a state of excitement or turbulence:
stir up; rouse up.
Completely; entirely:
drank it up in a gulp; fastened up the coat.
Used as an intensifier of the action of a verb:
typed up a list.
So as to approach; near:
came up and kissed me.
To a stop:
pulled up in front of the station.
Each; apiece:
The score was tied at 11 up.
Apart; into pieces:
tore it up.
Nautical To windward.
adj.
Being above a former position or level; higher:
My grades are up. The pressure is up.
Out of bed:
was up by seven.
Standing; erect.
Facing upward:
two cards up, one down; the up side of a tossed coin.
Raised; lifted:
a switch in the up position.
Moving or directed upward:
an up elevator.
Marked by increased excitement or agitation; aroused:
Our fighting spirit was up.
Informal Cheerful; optimistic; upbeat.
Slang Happily excited; euphoric:
After receiving the award, the performer was really up.
Informal Taking place; going on:
wondered what was up back home.
Being considered; under study:
a contract that is up for renewal.
Running as a candidate.
On trial; charged:
The defendant is up for manslaughter.
Having been finished; over:
Your time is up.
Informal
Prepared; ready:
had to be up for the game.
Well informed; abreast:
not up on sports.
Functioning or capable of functioning normally; operational:
Their computers are now up.
Sports Being ahead of one's opponent:
up two strokes in golf.
Baseball At bat.
As a bet; at stake.
Nautical Bound; headed:
a freighter up for Panama.
prep.
From a lower to or toward a higher point on:
up the hill.
Toward or at a point farther along:
two miles up the road.
In a direction toward the source of:
up the Mississippi.
Nautical Against:
up the wind.
n.
An upward slope; a rise.
An upward movement or trend.
Slang A feeling of excitement or euphoria.
v.
upped,up.ping,ups
v.tr.
To increase:
upped their fees; upping our output.
To raise to a higher level, especially to promote to a higher position.
v.intr.
To get up; rise.
Informal To act suddenly or unexpectedly:
“She upped and perjured her immortal soul”(Margery Allingham)
on the up-and-up or
on the up and up Informal
Open and honest.
up against
Confronted with; facing:
up against a strong opponent.
up to
Occupied with, especially devising or scheming:
a prowler up to no good.
Able to do or deal with:
didn't feel up to a long drive.
Dependent on:
The success of this project is up to us.
As long as:
allowed up to two hours to finish the test.
As many as:
seed that yields up to 300 bushels per acre.
Middle English up [upward]
uppe [on high]
both from Old English * see upo
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