| 词组 | up |
| 释义 | up Up is used as a preposition or an adverb. You usually use it to indicate that someone or something moves towards a higher place or position. I carried my suitcase up the stairs behind her. The coffee was sent up from the kitchen below. Bill put up his hand. You also use up as an adverb to indicate that someone or something is in a high place. He was up in his bedroom. ...comfortable houses up in the hills. ◊ 'up to' You can say that someone goes up to a higher place. We went up to Arthur's Seat just recently. You also say that someone goes up to a place when it is further north than the place they started from. I thought of going up to Yorkshire. Why did you come up to Edinburgh? British speakers sometimes use up to instead of 'to' for no special reason. The other day I went up to the supermarket. We all went up to the pub. |
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