| 释义 |
●ˌget ˈup 🔑1. to stand after sitting, lying, etc. 起身；站起来◆Everyone got up when the President came in.
总统进来时，全体起立。◆He got up slowly from his chair.
他从椅子上缓缓地站起身来。◆Get up off the floor!
从地板上起来！ ➡ note at stand up 2. [+adv/prep] to visit or travel to a place (usually somewhere further north in the country) 访问（或到达）一国的北部；北上◆When are you going to get up to Glasgow for a visit?
你打算何时去格拉斯哥转一转？◆He doesn’t get up to see me very often.
他不常来看我。◆I won’t be able to get up there until Wednesday.
我星期三之前不能上那儿去。OPP get down3. if the sea or the wind gets up, it increases in strength （风、浪等）增强，大作◆As the sun went down, a breeze got up.
太阳落山时起风了。[v + adv]▸ ˌget-up-and-ˈgo noun [uncountable] (informal)
the quality of being determined and full of energy 决心；干劲；进取心◆She’s got lots of get-up-and-go.
她干劲十足。 |