其他翻译 |
upper adj | (positioned higher on page) (页面等) | SCSimplified Chinese 上面的,上首的 shàng miàn de ,shàng shǒu de |
| The upper section of the page shows a illustration. |
upper adj | (region: northern) | SCSimplified Chinese 北部的 běi bù de |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 北方的 běi bù de ,běi fāng de |
| Snow is expected across the upper part of the country. |
upper adj | (teeth: on the top) (牙齿) | SCSimplified Chinese 上面的,上排的 shàng miàn de |
| Alan had to have all his upper teeth taken out when he was eighty. |
upper adj | (further upstream or inland) | SCSimplified Chinese 上游的 shàng yóu de |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 内地的 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 内陆的 shàng yóu de ,nèi lù de TCTraditional Chinese 內陸的 |
| Simon spent two weeks in the upper Loire valley. |
upper n | slang (drug: amphetamine) (一种兴奋剂) | SCSimplified Chinese 安非他命 ān fēi tā mìng |
| Ben took a couple of uppers before he went out. |
upper n | (top part of shoe) | SCSimplified Chinese 鞋帮 xié bāng |
| The shoe repairer fitted a new sole to the upper. |
upper n | (upper one of two) (两者中) | SCSimplified Chinese 较上面的一个,较高的一个 |
| Laura asked Karen which bunk she would prefer and she chose the upper. |
uppers npl | usu plural (top teeth) (用作uppers) | SCSimplified Chinese 上牙 shàng yá |
| The dentist examined Olivia's uppers. |
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gain the upper hand v expr | figurative (attain an advantage: over [sb]) | SCSimplified Chinese 占上风 zhàn shàng fēng TCTraditional Chinese 佔上風 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 取得优势 zhàn shàng fēng,qǔ dé yōu shì TCTraditional Chinese 取得優勢 |
| An early goal has given the Blues the upper hand in the match. |
get the upper hand v expr | figurative (gain advantage) | SCSimplified Chinese 具有优势 jù yǒu yōu shì TCTraditional Chinese 具有優勢 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 占据有利条件 jù yǒu yōu shì,zhàn jù yǒu lì tiáo jiàn |
| The game lasted for hours before one team got the upper hand. |
have the upper hand v expr | figurative (have an advantage: over [sb]) | SCSimplified Chinese 有优势 yǒu yōu shì TCTraditional Chinese 有優勢 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 占上风 yǒu yōu shì,zhàn shàng fēng TCTraditional Chinese 佔上風 |
have the upper hand v expr | figurative (be in control of [sb]) | SCSimplified Chinese 掌控(某人) zhǎng kòng mǒu rén |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 控制(某人) zhǎng kòng mǒu rén,kòng zhì mǒu rén |
| The thief had the upper hand because he had the gun. |
keep a stiff upper lip v expr | figurative (remain stoic) (指态度严肃) | SCSimplified Chinese 抿着嘴 |
stiff upper lip n | figurative (stoicism, restraint) (比喻) | SCSimplified Chinese 坚忍,坚定 jiān rěn,jiān dìng TCTraditional Chinese 堅定 |
| The British are famous for their stiff upper lip. |
stiff upper lip n | figurative (reserve, self-restraint) (比喻) | SCSimplified Chinese 节制,隐忍 jié zhì,yǐn rěn TCTraditional Chinese 節制 |
upper arm n | (arm from shoulder to elbow) | SCSimplified Chinese 上臂 shàng bì |
| The biceps is a muscle in the upper arm. |
upper band n | (highest level or range) | SCSimplified Chinese 上频带 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 上频范围 |
upper body n | (body above the waist) | SCSimplified Chinese 上身 shàng shēn TCTraditional Chinese 上身 |
| The sweater covered her upper body, but her legs were still cold. |
upper bound n | (mathematics: greater or equal number) (数学) | SCSimplified Chinese 最大值,上限,上界 zuì dà zhí,shàng xiàn,shàng jiè |
upper budget n | (maximum sum allocated or allowed) | SCSimplified Chinese 预算上限 |
the upper class n | (minor aristocracy) | SCSimplified Chinese 上流 shàng liú TCTraditional Chinese 上流 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 上等阶层 shàng liú,shàng děng jiē céng |
| The upper class constitutes a small section of British society. |
| 上流阶层占据英国社会的一小部分。 |
upper class, upper-class n as adj | (aristocratic, posh) | SCSimplified Chinese 上流社会 shàng liú shè huì TCTraditional Chinese 上流社會 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 上等阶层 shàng liú shè huì ,shàng děng jiē céng |
备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| Portia's schoolmates made fun of her upper-class accent. |
| 波西亚的同学们取笑她那上流社会的口音。 |
the upper crust n | informal, figurative (wealthy people) | SCSimplified Chinese 有钱人,上流社会的人 yǒu qián rén,shàng liú shè huì de rén TCTraditional Chinese 有錢人 |
备注: A hyphen is used when the term modifies a noun |
| Only children from the upper crust go to that school. |
upper-crust n as adj | informal, figurative (people: wealthy) | SCSimplified Chinese 上流社会的,有钱的 shàng liú shè huì de,yǒu qián de TCTraditional Chinese 有錢的 |
| They're all upper-crust snobs in that part of town. |
upper deck n | (top level of a bus or boat) (船) | SCSimplified Chinese 上层甲板 shàng céng jiǎ bǎn TCTraditional Chinese 上層甲板 |
| (车) | SCSimplified Chinese 上层(车厢) shàng céng jiǎ bǎn,shàng céng chē xiāng |
| We sat on the upper deck because there was more room. |
upper echelons npl | (high rank or level) | SCSimplified Chinese 上层 TCTraditional Chinese 上層 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 上流 shàng liú TCTraditional Chinese 上流 |
| The people in the upper echelons of management have no idea what most of the workers do. |
upper extremity n | (arm) | SCSimplified Chinese 上肢 shàng zhī |
the upper hand n | figurative (advantage) (比喻有利地位) | SCSimplified Chinese 上风 shàng fēng TCTraditional Chinese 上風 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 优势 shàng fēng,yōu shì TCTraditional Chinese 優勢 |
| In tennis, the upper hand tends to be held by the player whose serve it is. |
| 网球比赛中,主动权往往掌握在发球方手里。 |
upper house, Upper House n | (higher parliamentary chamber) | SCSimplified Chinese 上议院 shàng yì yuàn TCTraditional Chinese 上議院 |
| The Senate is the upper house of the United States Congress. |
upper intermediate, upper-intermediate adj | (language learner: very competent) (语言学习) | SCSimplified Chinese 中高级的 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 中上级的 |
upper level n | (higher storey or floor of a building) (楼宇) | SCSimplified Chinese 较高层 |
upper limit n | (maximum permitted) | SCSimplified Chinese 上限 shàng xiàn |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 最大限度 shàng xiàn,zuì dà xiàn dù TCTraditional Chinese 最大限度 |
| I've reached the upper limit of my job's salary range. |
upper lip n | (upper external part of mouth) | SCSimplified Chinese 上唇 |
the upper middle class n | (wealthy, highly-educated people) | SCSimplified Chinese 中上阶层 zhōng shàng jiē céng TCTraditional Chinese 中上階層 |
| Paying college tuitions nowadays can be difficult even for families in the upper middle class. |
upper school n | (education: older students' section) | SCSimplified Chinese 高年级 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 高中 gāo zhōng TCTraditional Chinese 高中 |
upper school n | UK, dated (secondary school: 14-18) (英国,过时用语) | SCSimplified Chinese 中学(14-18岁) |
upper second-class, upper second class n as adj | UK (university degree grade: 2:1) | SCSimplified Chinese 二等二级学位 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 二等二级荣誉学位 |
upper story, plural: upper stories (US), upper storey, plural: upper storeys (UK) n | (building: higher floor) (建筑物) | SCSimplified Chinese 上层,较高层 TCTraditional Chinese 上層 |
Upper West Side n | (district of Manhattan in New York) (曼哈顿) | SCSimplified Chinese 上西区 |
upper-middle-class n as adj | (wealthy) | SCSimplified Chinese 上中产阶级 |
| Her upper-middle-class
parents sent her to the best schools. |
uppercase, upper case n | (capital letters) | SCSimplified Chinese 大写字母 dà xiě zì mǔ TCTraditional Chinese 大寫字母 |
| Use uppercase for the first letter of someone's name. |
uppercase, upper-case adj | (letter: capital) (字母) | SCSimplified Chinese 大写的 dà xiě de TCTraditional Chinese 大寫的 |
备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| The name 'John' begins with an upper-case letter J. |