use up

英 [juːz ʌp]

美 [juːz ʌp]

耗尽; 耗掉

法律

英英释义

verb

• use up (resources or materials)
  1. this car consumes a lot of gas
  2. We exhausted our savings
  3. They run through 20 bottles of wine a week
  Synonym:consumeeat upeatdepleteexhaustrun throughwipe out
• require (time or space)
  1. It took three hours to get to work this morning
  2. This event occupied a very short time
  Synonym:takeoccupy

双语例句

• We finally use up all of these.
  我们终于用完了所有的这些东西。
• Lawfully pay taxes is the obligation that every citizen should use up.
  依法纳税是每个公民应尽的义务。
• Each shirt would use up to eight plastic bottles retrieved from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites.
  每件球衣要用掉八个塑料瓶，而这些塑料瓶是从日本和中国台湾的垃圾填埋场回收而来的。
• Use up all one's strength and energy and stop working.
  用尽一个人的力量和精力，不能再工作。
• A bath can use up to 100 litres of water!
  盆浴要使用的水量高达100升！
• Now, I would argue, is when central banks use up their credibility.
  依我看，现在是各国央行充分利用自己的可信度的时候。
• OK, I'll go with you if you promise not to use up all the money.
  好吧，如果你保证不把钱都花光就和你去。
• Even when you have finished using an object, it continues to use up space that cannot be reclaimed.
  即便是您已经使用完了对象，它依然会占据无法回收的空间。
• When students use up their debt capacity on student loans, they can't commit it elsewhere.
  如果学生在学生贷款上用完了自己的借债能力，他们就无法再去别处借债了。
• The integrated innovation network has provided the power for enterprises development which does not use up.
  集成创新网络具有的集优、协作的特征在企业抢占先机、占领市场的过程中至关重要的意义。