英:[bɛə ʌp]
美:[bɛr ʌp]
英:[bɛə ʌp]
美:[bɛr ʌp]
支撑,支持住;
verb
transitive verb
support, encourage
intransitive verb
to summon up courage, resolution, or strength
bearing up under the strain
to prove to be true, accurate, or valid : hold up
The deal was scrapped when it became apparent that it would not bear up to scrutiny from the European Commission.—Lars Brandle
to prove to be effective or able to withstand something : hold up
The brand … first became popular after the duo succeeded in building cars that could bear up to Sweden's rough roads and freezing temperatures.—Hannah M. Muralla
支持
驶向下风
The first known use of bear up was in the 15th century
warthognoun
a wild African hog with large tusks and in the male two pairs of rough warty growths on the face
warrant officernoun
a military or naval officer with any of the ranks between those of commissioned officers and those of noncommissioned officersespecially: a warrant officer of lowest rank
warp knitnoun
a knit fabric produced by a machine in which the knitting is done with the yarns running in a lengthwise direction compare weft knit
bear upverb
to have the strength or courage
bear up under the strain
to prove to be true, valid, or accurate
to prove to be effective : hold up
a car that bears up to the harsh climate
1 It's been a consistent phenomenon for folks born up until the 1900s.
2 He got his spunk up and told the truth.
他鼓起勇气,说出了真相。
3 As is true with much of life, income and wealth inequality — not some dreamy thought of everyone being absolutely equal, but a reasonable expectation that groups shouldn’t bear up under pressure so others can have an advantage —is an issue of hypocrisy.
4 Bear up,out troubles will blow over in no time.
打起精神来,我们的困难马上就会消除的。
5 It is strong enough to bear up the weight of the roof.
它很牢固,足以支撑住屋顶的重量.
6 You have to bear up under the hospitality of the ancestral home for two years.
你还得再忍耐两年,接受老家的款待.
7 The teacher told me to bear up.
老师告诉我鼓起勇气.
8 The book is geared toward children from the time they are born up through kindergarten.
9 Tell her to bear up.
告诉她鼓起勇气吧.
10 The old bridge can hardly bear up its own weight now.
这座旧桥现在几乎撑不起它本身的重量了.
11 Bear up, out troubles will blow over in no time.
打起精神来, 我们的困难马上就会消除的.
12 Aggravating factors include fishing, pollution and habitat loss, on top of the species' unusually infrequent and low-yielding breeding patterns – sand tigers don't breed annually, and only bear up to two pups at a time.
13 This old bridge can hardly bear up against the force of torrents.
这座旧桥难以经得住激流的冲击.
14 It's not easy to bear up under such circumstances.
在这样的环境下咬紧牙关坚持是不容易的.
15 The old aged cannot bear up against the midsummer heat this year.
老年人不胜忍受今年的仲夏酷暑.
16 But unless there was federal force there, the numbers didn’t bear up.
17 We'll have to bear up, the wind is too strong.
我们必须转而驶向下风, 风太大了.
18 She was frightened that she would be unable to bear up under the pain of childbirth.
她害怕自己无法承受生孩子的痛苦。
19 Designed with a sturdy steel frame, the table can bear up to 22 pounds of weight at a time.
20 It is particularly difficult to bear up against the midsummer heat.
仲夏酷暑尤其令人难熬.
1 振作
2 不灰心
5 不气馁
6 处理
treatment transaction usage settlement disposal do process cover settle tackle cope make an issue of
8 振作起来
9 保持振作