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An upsurge in violent crime.
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严重犯罪的急剧上升 |
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An upsurge of nationalism will arise soon.
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民族主义的高潮快要到来。 |
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An upturn in the sales figures delighted our manager.
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销售额的增长使我们的经理很高兴。 |
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An upward leap made by a trained horse without going forward and with the hind legs kicked out.
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原地腾跃一匹受驯马的向上跳跃但不向前走动，同时后腿踢出 |
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An upward swing or trend.
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增长，向上的趋势 |
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An upwardly mobile generation.
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社会地位上升的一代人 |
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An urban district of eastern Northern Ireland, an industrial and residential suburb of Belfast. Population, 72,400.
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纽敦阿比北爱尔兰东部城区，是贝尔诺斯特的工业和居民区。人口72，400 |
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An urban district or quarter in a Spanish-speaking country.
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行政区域讲西班牙语国家的城市行政区域或特区 |
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An usher stood at the door giving out programs.
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招待员站在门口分发节目表。 |
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An usher stood at the door of the theater giving out programs.
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有位招待员在剧场的大门口散发节目单。 |
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An utterance of conventional notions or beliefs; a hackneyed expression.
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客套话常用信条的陈述或信仰的自白；陈腐的语句 |
