using up
英 [ˈjuːzɪŋ ʌp]
美 [ˈjuːzɪŋ ʌp]
网络 用完; 用光
英英释义
noun
- the act of consuming something
双语例句
- We have been using up the world's natural resources quicker than we can replenish and give back to it, or let itself regenerate.
我们过度使用自然资源，速度太快以致于来不及补给和回报，或者让自然去自行恢复。 - We ship it2000 miles away to the laboratory we were using up in minnesota.
把它邮寄到2000英里之外在明尼苏达的另外一个实验室。 - Similarly, a University of Southern California study published last year found fasting for two to four days every six months forces the body into survival mode, using up stores of fat and sugar and breaking down old cells.
相类似的一项研究，去年南加州大学的研究发现每六个月禁食两到四天能强制身体有生存模式，耗尽身体储存的脂肪和糖分，分解老细胞。 - After years of gluttonous shopping, forgoing our wants feels virtuous, like using up leftovers.
在多年的疯狂购物后，放弃各种购买欲望似乎成了美德，比如把以前丢在一边的东西拿出来用。 - Time like hardly using up dentifrice, as long as you crush it, it must have a little!
时间就像快用完的牙膏，只要你去挤，总还有一点。 - The biggest obstacle is that you may be talking too much, using up all the interaction time with what you have to say.
最大的障碍在于你可能说的太多了，用尽了所有你可以说的交流时间。 - Now its biggest challenge is using up its abundant cash flow.
如今它最大的挑战却是如何花完充裕的现金流。 - That these practices cannot continue without using up fish resources within the next few years.
在接下来的几年里如果继续这一活动，鱼类资源将会枯竭。 - This follows Newbury and Britton's1973 method for using up weight from exhausted ballots under STV.
在此之前，纽伯里和布里顿的1973年的方法使用了重量从下用尽票数超视。 - A process of using up or consuming again.
再次使用或消耗的过程。