start up

英 [ˈstɑːt ʌp]

美 [ˈstɑːrt ʌp]

adj.  新成立的
n.  开机; 创办中的公司
v.  开办; 发动(机器,引擎等)

柯林斯词典

• → see:start 5;6

英英释义

verb

• get off the ground
  1. Who started this company?
  2. We embarked on an exciting enterprise
  3. I start my day with a good breakfast
  4. We began the new semester
  5. The afternoon session begins at 4 PM
  6. The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack
  Synonym:startembark oncommence
• get going or set in motion
  1. We simply could not start the engine
  2. start up the computer
  Synonym:start

双语例句

• If the processing units are not available on the system, then the LPAR will not start up.
  如果此处理单元数量在系统上不可用，则该LPAR就不会启动。
• Start up the engine for me, please.
  请帮我把机器发动起来。
• You'll start up with him again, won't you?
  你会和他和好的，不是吗？
• We may spoil something lovely, and not want to start up again.
  我们可能浪费了美好的东西，而又不想重新开始。
• Before classes start up again, think about what you learned.
  在课程开始之前，想想你学到了些什么。
• Then I'll start up again tomorrow.
  那我明天再发作好了。
• So you think you are an entrepreneur, and you want to start up a company.
  你认为你是一个企业家，想要成立自己的公司。
• You've also seen the sequence of events that take place when you start up a JSF-Acegi application.
  也看到了当启动JSF-Acegi应用程序时发生的一系列事件。
• A large amount of project start up time is spent in resource acquisition, installation, and configuration.
  大量项目的启动时间会花费在资源获取、安装和配置上。
• Philip and I pooled our savings to start up my business.
  我和菲利普把积蓄凑到一起开办了我的公司。