higher up

英 [ˌhaɪər ˈʌp]

美 [ˌhaɪər ˈʌp]

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英英释义

adv

• in or to a place that is higher
  Synonym:abovein a higher placeto a higher place

双语例句

• I wanted to climb higher up the ladder, but my legs wanted to take me down all the time.
  我想在梯子上爬得高一些，但我的腿总是把我带到下面来。
• Then I stretched out and reattached the righthand one a little higher up, after which I inched my legs into new positions.
  然后我伸出右手，将吸腕按在高一点的地方，接着我的双腿缓慢地移动到一个新的位置。
• The higher up you go in the corporate ladder, the more authority you end up having.
  你到了更高的阶梯公司，到头来你更权威。
• If you had to build one subsystem at a time, such an architecture would force you to build the bottom layer subsystems first, and then go higher and higher up.
  如果你必须要在一个时间内构建一个子系统，这样的体系架构将迫使你首先构建底层的子系统，然后构建越来越上层的子系统。
• In general, the higher up the level of this hierarchy, the more resources and capacity government has.
  总的来说，机构越出于上层，其拥有的资源与能力就越多越大。
• Or did it come from higher up on the food chain?
  或者那来自于食物链的更高层？
• But the case went higher up.
  可事情又有了些后续发展。
• Because they are a great deal higher up than we are,'replied I;` you could not climb them, they are too high and steep.
  “因为它们那里比我们这儿高多了，”我回答，“你不能往那儿爬上去，那儿太高太陡了。
• I'm playing higher up the field these days, almost like an attacker.
  现在我踢的位置更靠前，大体上像一个攻击手。
• There's only the mountain in this direction, and higher up an old ruin, an abandoned castle.
  从这个方向望去只看得到这座山，以及更高处的一处废墟，一座废弃的城堡。