| 释义 |
●ˌkeep ˈup 🔑1. if rain, snow, etc. keeps up, it continues without stopping （雨、雪等）持续不停◆The rain kept up all afternoon.
雨下了整整一下午。2. (with sb/sth) to move at the same rate or speed as sb/sth （与…）齐步前进◆I had to run to keep up with him.
我得跑步才能跟上他。OPP fall behind, fall behind sb/sth3. to work at the necessary speed so that you progress at the same speed as other people （与…）进度相同；跟上进度◆She’s having trouble keeping up with the rest of the class.
她跟不上同班同学。◆Do keep up! I can’t keep repeating everything.
跟上！我不能每句话都重复。4. (with sth) to rise at the same rate as sth else （与…）同步上升◆Salaries are not keeping up with inflation.
工资的增长赶不上通货膨胀。5. (with sth) to do all the work necessary in order to finish on time or deal successfully with a situation that changes rapidly 按时完成（必要的任务）；处理好（瞬息万变的局面）◆We’re finding it hard to keep up with demand.
我们觉得难以及时满足需求。◆Things were happening too fast to keep up with.
事态发展太快，令人跟不上趟儿。[v + adv] |