英语词组top up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

top up

tops, topping, topped

top up sth or top sth up

to add more liquid to a container that is partly empty in order to make it full

You've almost finished your drink. Let me top up your glass.

sometimes + with

To make lemonade, mix together some lemon juice and sugar, then top it up with water.

top up sb or top sb up

to put more drink into someone's glass or cup

Can I top you up while I've got the wine in my hand?

top-up

noun

Can I give you a top-up?

top up

1. To fill some container or vessel with more of something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "top" and "up." Often used without directly stating the thing being filled, with the person or thing it belongs to being mentioned instead. Oh, you're glass is nearly empty, Tom. Let me top you up. Would you bring this bottle of wine to the table and top up everyone's glass, please? Make sure you top the car up with gas before you set out.

2. To add more money to some account. With our pay-as-you-go cell phone plans, you can top up over the phone or at various stores around the country. Don't forget to top up your account regularly, as payments are taken from it automatically.

3. To supplement one's income. A noun or pronoun can be used between "top" and "up." I do a bit of freelance work in the evenings to top up what I earn each month. You'll be on a lower starting wage, but you can top it up with commissions.

top something up

to add a bit of something to replenish the amount that was used. Let me top your drink up. Can I top up your glass?

top up

v. Chiefly British

1. To fill some container completely, especially when it is almost full to begin with: Can I top up your coffee? I topped the fish tank up with fresh water.

2. To supplement some income: She tops up her salary with odd jobs on the side. He relies on book royalties to top his salary up.

词组	top up
释义	Phr V top up tops, topping, topped top up sth or top sth up to add more liquid to a container that is partly empty in order to make it full You've almost finished your drink. Let me top up your glass. sometimes + with To make lemonade, mix together some lemon juice and sugar, then top it up with water. top up sb or top sb up to put more drink into someone's glass or cup Can I top you up while I've got the wine in my hand? top-up noun Can I give you a top-up? phrasetop up1. top up sth • *top sth* up** especially BrE to fill a partly empty container with liquid: I'll just top up the coffee pot.■ SIMILAR TO: top off sth AmE2. top up sth • *top sb/sth* up** especially BrE to put more drink in someone's glass or cup to make it full again: Can I top up your beer? Do you want me to top you up?■ SIMILAR TO: top off AmEtop-up n C especially BrE if you give someone a top-up, you put more drink into their glass or cup to make it full again: Would you like a top-up?3. top up sth • *top sth* up** BrE to increase the amount of something, especially the amount of money that you earn, so that it reaches the level you want: I took a job in the evenings to top up my income. You can increase your monthly payments if you want to top up your pension. top up 1. To fill some container or vessel with more of something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "top" and "up." Often used without directly stating the thing being filled, with the person or thing it belongs to being mentioned instead. Oh, you're glass is nearly empty, Tom. Let me top you up. Would you bring this bottle of wine to the table and top up everyone's glass, please? Make sure you top the car up with gas before you set out. 2. To add more money to some account. With our pay-as-you-go cell phone plans, you can top up over the phone or at various stores around the country. Don't forget to top up your account regularly, as payments are taken from it automatically. 3. To supplement one's income. A noun or pronoun can be used between "top" and "up." I do a bit of freelance work in the evenings to top up what I earn each month. You'll be on a lower starting wage, but you can top it up with commissions. top something up to add a bit of something to replenish the amount that was used. Let me top your drink up. Can I top up your glass? top up v. Chiefly British 1. To fill some container completely, especially when it is almost full to begin with: Can I top up your coffee? I topped the fish tank up with fresh water. 2. To supplement some income: She tops up her salary with odd jobs on the side. He relies on book royalties to top his salary up.
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