get up to

英 [ɡet ʌp tu]

美 [ɡet ʌp tu]

干（令人不快的事）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 干（令人不快的事）
  If you say that someonegets up tosomething, you mean that they do it and you do not approve of it.
  1. They get up to all sorts behind your back.
     他们背着你干尽了坏事。

双语例句

• In this article, I'll introduce you to CouchDB and show you how you can rapidly get up to speed with using it.
  在本文中，我将向您介绍CouchDB并展示如何使用它提升开发速度。
• You were uninvolved with the original development work, but you must quickly learn the system and bring a staff of new team members up to speed, which requires you to get up to speed first.
  您没有参与过最初的开发工作，但必须快速了解系统并快速建立新团队，这很棘手。
• The Austrian took more than two hours to get up to the jump altitude.
  鲍姆加特纳花费了两个多小时才升到既定高度。
• If you are in a technical position and need to quickly get up to speed on a new technology, I recommend considering any of the books in this series.
  如果你处于一个技术职位上，并且需要快速地对新技术达到熟悉的程度，我建议考虑这一系列中的任意一本。
• There is no knowing what a kid will get up to next.
  人们不知道小孩子下一步要做什么。
• Do you really need to get up to the office right now?
  你真的需要现在进办公室么？
• I never get up to turn on the television; I use the remote control.
  我开电视都用遥控器，从未手动打开电源。
• For instance, before I get up to speak in front of a group of people, I visualize the people in the audience being positively impacted by what I say and the spirit of kindness and service in which I try to remain while speaking.
  举个例子，在我走上去面对人们演讲时，我想象底下的观众积极地被我的讲话所打动，而我则努力保持着一种友善而负责的精神完成我的演讲。
• They get up to all sorts behind your back.
  他们背着你干尽了坏事。
• He had a hard time squeezing through the crowd to get up to the platform.
  他好不容易才挤到台前。