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

• That's because the higher up the corporate ladder you climb, the less the job is about you, and the more it is about who you surround yourself with and your ability to lead and motivate others.
  这是因为你在职场梯子上爬得越高，工作涉及到的就越不是你自己，而是你在自己周围安排的人员，以及你能不能领导并激励他人。
• Slowly, I got to my feet and went higher up the shore.
  慢慢地我站起来，走到高外的岸上。
• Money spent on training is money not spent on recruiting higher up the ladder.
  公司把钱花在培训上，但却无需在高层管理人员招聘上投入资金。
• Those higher up on the social ladder are no less anxious.
  那些位于高层社会的人们也很忧虑。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Higher up we began to suffer from lack of oxygen.
  爬得更高后，我们开始因缺氧而感到难受。
• 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。
• Also, their ears are slightly bigger and placed higher up on the head.
  同样，他们的耳朵稍微更大和所在头的位置更高。