push up

英 [ˈpʊʃ ʌp]

美 [ˈpʊʃ ʌp]

n.  俯卧撑
v.  提高; 强使(物价等)上升

英英释义

verb

• push upward
• push upward
  1. The front of the trains that had collided head-on thrust up into the air
  Synonym:thrust

双语例句

• High interest rates and deflation push up the exchange rate and with it the cost base.
  即是高利率和通货紧缩，因之提高了汇率与其所具的成本基础。
• There are signs that some key countries could be willing to push up their targets.
  有迹象表明，一些关键国家可能有意愿提高其减排目标。
• Foreign buyers led by investors from Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan are helping to push up prices.
  以香港、新加坡和台湾投资者为首的外国买家也助推了房价的飙升。
• Rising pork prices could therefore push up China's inflation rate over coming months.
  因此，未来几个月里，上涨的猪肉价格会推动中国通胀率的上升。
• I feel, in my muscles, the need to push up.
  我凭肌肉能感觉到我在支撑着它。
• Collective bargaining by unions tended to push up wages for non-graduates reducing the differential between them and university graduates.
  工会的集体议价往往会推高非大学毕业生的工资，减少他们与大学毕业生之间的差距。
• The agreement could push up oil prices today.
  该协议可能会推高今日油价。
• Second, the Fed wanted to push up risky asset prices and thus stimulate investment.
  其次，美联储希望推高风险资产价格，从而刺激投资。
• In coal, the five-year plan could push up imports, analysts say.
  分析人士称，下一个五年计划可能推高煤炭进口。
• The change is expected to push up the cost of steel by about 30 per cent.
  人们预计这一变化将把钢铁成本推高30%左右。