start up

英 [ˈstɑːt ʌp]

美 [ˈstɑːrt ʌp]

adj.  新成立的
n.  开机; 创办中的公司
v.  开办; 发动(机器,引擎等)

柯林斯词典

• → see:start 5;6

英英释义

verb

• get off the ground
  1. Who started this company?
  2. We embarked on an exciting enterprise
  3. I start my day with a good breakfast
  4. We began the new semester
  5. The afternoon session begins at 4 PM
  6. The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack
  Synonym:startembark oncommence
• get going or set in motion
  1. We simply could not start the engine
  2. start up the computer
  Synonym:start

双语例句

• A local or domain account is required to own and start up a DB2 UDB instance.
  要拥有和启动DB2UDB实例，需要一个本地或域帐户。
• There is a lack of people wanting to start up new businesses.
  有创业意愿的人非常匮乏。
• This is a new start up and will need some time to boost up its business.
  这是一个新的开始，将需要一些时间，以增强其业务。
• When you start up your disaster data center, you will need to select the snapshot.
  启动灾难数据中心时，将需要选择快照。
• Run this script through Python, and the CherryPy Web server will start up.
  通过Python运行这段脚本，CherryPyWeb服务器将会启动。
• For such transient changes, an approach that works when you actually start up your application is much better.
  对于这种暂时的变更，采用在您实际启动应用程序时起作用的方法要好得多。
• When you start up SPT, you're prompted to launch the tool ( see Figure 2).
  开始SPT时，就会提示您启动该工具（参见图2）。
• We may spoil something lovely, and not want to start up again.
  我们可能浪费了美好的东西，而又不想重新开始。
• You've also seen the sequence of events that take place when you start up a JSF-Acegi application.
  也看到了当启动JSF-Acegi应用程序时发生的一系列事件。
• I went over to start up a conversation, asking her who she knew at the party
  我凑过去搭讪，问她这个聚会上都认识谁。