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'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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Higher up the call stack, we handle the exception.
  我们在呼叫堆叠的较高层位置处理这个例外。
• He crossed the stones higher up on the beach and went down to the sand, which was easier to walk on, although he had to climb over the breakwaters every few metres.
  他越过海滩高处的石头地往下走上一片沙地，沙地好走一些，虽然每走几米就要爬一段防波堤。
• 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。
• I can contact someone higher up and have them call you back as soon as they are able.
  我可以联系更高职位的人，让他们与您取得联系。
• The poor are forced to farm in more marginal lands higher up the mountains.
  穷人们被迫在山峦更高处的更为贫瘠的土地上耕作。
• 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。