run up

英 [ˈrʌn ʌp]

美 [ˈrʌn ʌp]

积欠（账款、债务等）

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 积欠(账款、债务等)
  If someoneruns upbills or debts, they acquire them by buying a lot of things or borrowing money.
  1. He ran up a £1,400 bill at the Britannia Adelphi Hotel...
     他在大不列颠阿德尔菲酒店积欠了1,400英镑的账单
  2. Many ran up huge debts as they spent millions to buy foreign players.
     很多俱乐部因为斥巨资购买外援而积欠了巨额债务。
• See also:run-up

英英释义

verb

• pile up (debts or scores)
• fasten by sewing
  Synonym:sewsew togetherstitch
• raise
  1. hoist the flags
  2. hoist a sail
  Synonym:hoist
• make by sewing together quickly
  1. run up a skirt
• accumulate as a debt
  1. he chalked up $100 in the course of the evening
  Synonym:chalk up

双语例句

• This helps simulate changing gears when you run up a hill during a race.
  这是模拟您在比赛过程中登上坡顶之时“更换排挡”。
• You can see that the numbers on this dial run up to 100.
  你可以看到，表面上的数字最高达一百。
• We have run up to100 concurrent load view operations, loading directories of varying sizes from the server.
  我们已经运行了多达100种共时负载视图操作，负载目录随着服务器的不同而有所不同。
• There is enough power to run up to four lights.
  电力足够带起4盏灯。
• He had run up debts totaling more than& 2000.
  他一共负了2000多英镑的债。
• A little electric tingle seemed to run up my spine.
  一股电流似乎穿过了我的脊柱。
• This is the kind of competition you can expect to run up against.
  这是你可能遇到的竞争。
• She had never run up the stairs so quickly.
  她从来不曾这么三步并作两步地上过楼梯。
• We have run up quite a score at grocery.
  我们在食品店里欠下了相当大的一笔账。
• We have run up against hard constraints.
  我们遭遇的是硬约束。