upped

英 [英 [ʌpt]]

美 [美 [ʌpt]]

v.  突然移动; 突然做(意想不到的事); 提高…的价格(或数量)
up的过去分词和过去式

　 　 　 　

双语例句

• The bank recently upped its exposure in Italy.
  该行最近增加了在意大利的风险敞口。
• In the past few weeks, Washington has upped the rhetoric concerning China and its currency.
  过去几周，华盛顿方面对中国及人民币汇率加大了口头攻势。
• China and other producers upped the ante on their export-led impetus to economic growth.
  中国和其它制造国加大了出口对经济增长的拉动作用。
• I would accept the offer if you upped the salary a bit.
  我可能接受这个提议如果你给秘书增加一点工资。
• He upped his offer for the company
  他提高了给该公司的报价。
• She upped and slapped him in the face.
  她霍地跳起来打了他一记耳光。
• She couldn't take the pressure of her job any more so the upped and left.
  她不能再承受工作的压力了，所以她突然离开了。
• The Chinese have even upped the ante again too.
  中国甚至又提出了更苛刻的要求。
• We came out for the second half and upped the tempo, upped our game and got the result.
  我们下半场加快了速度，稳定了比赛，最终取得了这个结果。
• His ex-wife has upped the ante in her alimony suit against him.
  他的前妻在诉讼中要求提高赡养费。