run-up是什么意思

双语例句

(1)The company believes the products will sell well in the run-up to Christmas.

该公司相信这些产品在圣诞节前夕将会销得很好。

(2)Supermarkets everywhere reported excellent trading in the run-up to Christmas.

各地超级市场报告说圣诞节前生意火爆。

(3)The run-up to the coming election has been mixed.

对于将要到来的大选的前奏十分混乱。

(4)The price run-up is a headache for many companies.

这一价格上涨令许多公司为之头痛。

(5)But billable hours explain only part of the run-up in costs.

但是收费时段只是费用节节攀高的部分原因所在。

同义词

n. 助跑；预备阶段；抬高；急剧增长

释义

n.

the period preceding a notable event

（重大事件的）序幕，前奏；前导期，预备期

a programme aimed at lowering unemployment in the run-up to the next election.

下次选举准备期内旨在降低失业率的计划。

an act of running briefly to gain momentum before performing a jump in athletics, bowling in cricket, etc.

（田径运动中跳高、跳远或板球的投球等之前的）助跑。

the strip of ground behind the wicket on which the bowler runs before bowling

助跑区（投球手投球之前在三门柱后面助跑的地带）。

Golf a low approach shot that bounces and runs forward

【高尔夫】 （打近球穴的）低滚球，击低近球。

an act of running an engine or turbine to prepare it for use or to test it

（发动机或涡轮机的）预备性运转；测试运转，试运行。

a marked rise in the value or level of something

急剧上升；迅速增长

a sharp run-up of land and stock prices.

土地和股票价格的猛涨。

(1)Having delivered your news, why are you still here? You must return to town right away and tell that seamstress to run us up three fine ball gowns.

消息已经递到了，你怎么还在这？你必须立刻回城告诉女裁缝给我们赶制三件精美的礼服。《Cinderella》《灰姑娘》

(2)It's a straight run, really. Up to Hammersmith, take the A4 through Kensington and you're there.

其实都不用绕什么弯路，直接到哈姆斯密坐A4路到肯辛顿下就到了。《An Education》《成长教育》