come up to

英 [kʌm ʌp tu]

美 [kʌm ʌp tu]

将近; 临近

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 将近;临近
  Tobe coming up toa time or state means to be getting near to it.
  1. It's just coming up to ten minutes past eleven now.
     现在才将近11点10分。

英英释义

verb

• speak to someone
  Synonym:addressaccost

双语例句

• He had insisted that she come up to Lawford for the Halloween party.
  他执意要她来劳福德参加万圣节聚会。
• I think it is mainly because of more and more foreigners'visit to China, which makes English come up to our daily life.
  我认为这主要是因为越来越多的外国人来华参观才使得英语走近我们的生活。
• Many of you have come up to me and thanked me.
  你们中的很多人曾经上前亲自感谢我。
• Come up to the fire, ladies.
  到炉火这边来吧，女士们。
• For one reason or another their holiday in France did not come up to expectations.
  由于这样或那样的原因，他们在法国的假期没有预想的那样好。
• They claim the books helped them come up to speed on certain technologies very quickly.
  他们声称这些书能够帮助他们非常快速地掌握某些技术。
• My son has come up to my chin.
  我儿子已经齐我下巴这么高了。
• The farmers will come up to beijing.
  那些农民要上北京。
• You come up to his head, you shoot him right above the eye.
  你走近他，在他眼睛上方开枪。
• Use outside experts or consultants for the initial projects: This enables better focus on modernization effort and provides more time to existing staff to come up to speed on new technologies.
  在初始项目中利用外部专家或顾问：这允许更好地集中于现代化工作，并为现有人员提供更多时间来跟上新技术的发展步伐。