英语词汇“top something up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

top something up

chiefly British

1Add to a number or amount to bring it up to a certain level: a 0.5 per cent bonus is offered to top up savings rates...

But the government only tops it up to that level if you are on a full state pension.
The maximum contribution each year is £3,600, which means that you pay £2,808 and the Inland Revenue tops it up by the standard tax rate of 22%.
Mr Warren said Carter then proceeded to help herself to the building society money, topping it up from the bank account when it ran low.

1.1Fill up a glass or other partly full container: he topped up our glasses and filled his own...

He swallowed half of it immediately; sighing as it warmed his stomach, before topping the glass back up again and slowly putting the bottle away.
With every handshake my glass was topped up with a nip of whisky and by 1am I was feeling rather wobbly.
Neil Hinton, defending, said during the evening her glass had been topped up several times.

Synonyms

fill, refill, refresh, freshen, replenish, recharge, resupply;

supplement, add to, augment

1.2Add credit to a pay-as-you-go mobile phone account.

See parent entry: top

单词	top something up
释义	top something up chiefly British 1Add to a number or amount to bring it up to a certain level: a 0.5 per cent bonus is offered to top up savings rates... But the government only tops it up to that level if you are on a full state pension. The maximum contribution each year is £3,600, which means that you pay £2,808 and the Inland Revenue tops it up by the standard tax rate of 22%. Mr Warren said Carter then proceeded to help herself to the building society money, topping it up from the bank account when it ran low. 1.1Fill up a glass or other partly full container: he topped up our glasses and filled his own... He swallowed half of it immediately; sighing as it warmed his stomach, before topping the glass back up again and slowly putting the bottle away. With every handshake my glass was topped up with a nip of whisky and by 1am I was feeling rather wobbly. Neil Hinton, defending, said during the evening her glass had been topped up several times. Synonyms fill, refill, refresh, freshen, replenish, recharge, resupply; supplement, add to, augment 1.2Add credit to a pay-as-you-go mobile phone account. See parent entry: top
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