upwardly
英
美
adv. 向上地；在上面地
BNC.24247 / COCA.21873
英英释义
adv
- spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
- look up!
- the music surged up
- the fragments flew upwards
- prices soared upwards
- upwardly mobile
双语例句
- It may make sense for any one company to pay the ever upwardly ratcheting pay for a CEO, but collectively the result is analogous to an arms race a pay spiral that is detached from performance.
付给ceo的薪水不断上涨，对任何一家企业来说或许都是合理的，但加到一起，其结果就像是一场军备竞赛与绩效脱钩的收入螺旋式上涨。 - Mr Xu may not fit the western idea of middle class, but in the Chinese context he and 270m migrant workers like him are part of a new category of upwardly mobile consumers.
徐波或许并不符合西方对于中产阶层的认识，但在中国的环境里，他和2.7亿名像他一样的进城务工人员属于一个向上移动的新兴消费者阶层。 - Britain's secondary-school exam results have every reason to be upwardly mobile.
英国中学的考试成绩完全有可能大幅度上升。 - Yet as pensioners tug one way, upwardly mobile young voters pull another.
前有领养老金的人扯着后腿，后有地位渐显的年轻选民们拽着胳膊。 - Britain is not a truly fluid society; upwardly mobile.
英国不是一个真正变化大的社会；向上变化的。 - Colloquial term used to describe an upwardly ambitious and aggressive person who wants to climb the ladder by having questionable relationships.
俗语，用于形容那些想通过不正当关系向上爬的野心十足的人。 - Building restrictions in vibrant cities and their nearby, exclusive suburbs prevent upwardly mobile people from relocating to places that offer the most economic opportunity.
具体来说就是，政府限制人们在繁华城市及其周边专属郊区修建住宅后，正在向上流动的社会人群没法自由移居到发展机会更好的地方。 - A young upwardly mobile professional person; someone under 40 who prospered during the 1980s.
有上升趋势的年青专业人士；40岁以下流行于十九世纪八十年代。 - In particularly, Malaysia has proven popular because of the opening up of the economy to foreign investment and upwardly revised economic forecasts.
特别需要指出的是，由于向外资开放和上调经济预期，马来西亚受到了投资者的欢迎。 - Labour has lost the recruits once provided by the smokestack industries and a Conservative membership card no longer bestows social cachet on the upwardly mobile middle classes.
工党已经失去了曾由传统工业输送的成员，保守党成员的身份牌也不再能给有望向社会上层流动的中产阶层赋予社会声望。