reading up on的意思

reading up on中文翻譯：

仔細研究；熟讀（以準備考試）

相似詞語短語

reading up───攻讀，研讀

on reading───論讀書（書名，OnReading）；關于讀書

on up───向上

up on───熟悉；精通；熟悉，精通

reading───adj.閱讀的；n.閱讀，朗讀；讀物；讀數；v.閱讀（read的ing形式）

reading now───正在閱讀

the reading───閱讀

reading glasses───老花鏡；閱讀用放大鏡；近視眼鏡；近視眼鏡; 閱讀用放大鏡; 老花鏡

reading class───閱讀課

雙語使用場景

But reading up on how powerful your brain's hold on your behavior can be when you're trying to stop rewarding it with fatty food is, well, sobering.───但是，當你知道你的大腦對行為有著強大的控制力的時候，那么你應當清醒過來，不再以高脂食品犒勞自己了。

If you're still a bit fuzzy about the structure of the UDDI elements or the WSDL then try reading up on them.───如果您對UDDI元素的結構或WSDL的結構有些模糊的話，那么請嘗試著研讀它們。

I wouldn't want to downplay the help I've gotten from my teachers, but I think I also got a lot out of studying and reading up on things on my own.───我不會低估得自于老師的教導，但我通過自己學習和閱讀也獲益很多。

The answer was yes, provided she ran a "dummy" pet for a year, reading up on pet care and writing a project for her mother on dogs.───她回答說可以，但條件是她要先養一年“虛擬”寵物，讀一些關于照顧寵物的書，并為母親寫一個關于養狗的方案。

You know, I've been reading up on your cases and it's cutting edge stuff.───你看，我已經研究了你的案子，它實在太先進了。

Reading up on these milestones and checking out our sample schedules for babies of all ages can help you know what to expect.───研究寶寶的發展里程碑，看看我們為各年齡段的孩子們設計的模式樣本，對你該如何期望有所幫助。

Dedicateat least an hour a day to reading up on your respected industry.───每天至少花一個小時的時間去了解你所仰慕的行業。

Gain ideas and angles by reading up on blog Q&As, or identify interview questions you would ask a favorite band or artist.───你可以通過粉絲對你的提問，或是自己對所鐘愛的音樂人的提問中獲取多種不同角度的思想。

英語使用場景

Spicer started reading up on the possible coarsening effects of media violence on young children.

After reading up on the Nation, Malcolm sat in his cell and wrote twenty-five drafts of a one-page letter to Elijah Muhammad, pledging his spiritual loyalty.

Ever the diligent litigator, Butler had been reading up on his military law. In time of war, he knew, a commander had a right to seize any enemy property that was being used for hostile purposes.

Shirley Coates recommends reading up on the company and preparing a list of questions that go beyond pay and holiday.