单词 | up to |
释义 | up to I. 1. a. < feels she is up to her role in the play > < is now up to seeing visitors > < was up to doing the job in a little over six days — Robert Bendiner > specifically < require a horse up to 13 stone — F.C.Hitchcock > b. < should certainly be up to his tricks by this time > 2. < ferreting out clues as to what he was up to — R.H.Popkin > < was always up to something — H.G.Wells > 3. < it was up to the parent to educate his child — Benjamin Fine > < left the next move up to the Russians — Current History > < the amount you give is entirely up to you — Agnes M. Miall > II. 1. < sank in quicksand up to his armpits > < pushed the knife in up to the hilt > < was walking right into hot water … up to her neck — Elizabeth Headley > 2. < unable to write up to their high standards > < practices up to his knowledge > 3. a. < guesses on the size of his wealth ran up to $2 billion — Joseph Nolan > < sick leave may be accumulated up to 150 days — Careers for College Graduates > < golden perch, up to a few pounds in weight, bit readily — Francis Birtles > < come in sizes up to 10 cups — Jane Nickerson > b. < freighters carry up to 12 passengers — Richard Joseph > < would exempt tickets costing up to 60 cents — Wall Street Journal > < carelessness may mean great agony and up to weeks in bed — J.L.B.Smith > 4. < up to that date they had been generally successful — American Guide Series: Michigan > < up to the war rural areas were always the dwelling place of the surplus population — S.E.Harris > 5. < painted the wall green up to the side door > < up to this point we have discussed chiefly the material factors — W.C.Huntington > |
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