| 词组 | save up |
| 释义 | Idiom save up (for something) Theme: MONEY to save money for something.I'm saving up for a bicycle.I'll have to save up for a long time. It costs a lot of money. Phr V save up saves, saving, saved save up (sth) or save (sth) up to keep money so that you can buy something with it in the futureIf you want a new bike, you'd better start saving up.It took me ages to save up enough money to buy a new car. often + forDaniel's saving up for a computer with a CD-ROM. save up sth or save sth up to collect and keep similar things so that you can use them in the futureOnce you've saved up 50 tokens, the supermarket will give you £5 off your shopping. save up • save up sth • save sth up to keep money so that you can use it in the future, especially when you add more money every week, month etc: If you want to buy a car, you'll have to start saving up. We've saved up $2000 so far.+for I'm saving up for a holiday. save up (for something)To put aside money in small increments in order to accumulate savings (typically to be able to buy something). We'll have to save up if we want to take that vacation to Greece next summer. I've stopped eating out at restaurants so I can save up for a new car. save something upto save something; to accumulate something. I'm saving up cans for recycling. If you'd only save your money up, you could buy anything you want. save upAccumulate something for a particular purpose, as in Jan had been saving up her allowance for a new bicycle. [First half of 1800s] save upv. To collect something for future use; accumulate something: I haven't saved up enough money yet to buy a new TV. You should save your money up for college. We've been saving up to buy a new car. |
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