upstart如何读

英:[ˈʌpstɑ:t]

美:[ˈʌpstɑrt]

upstart是什么意思

  • n.暴发户;傲慢自负之人
  • adj.暴富的;傲慢的
  • v.突然跳起

upstart自然拼读

up·start

uhp start

upstart变形

复数:upstarts

第三人称单数:upstarts

现在分词:upstarting

过去式:upstarted

过去分词:upstarted

upstart英英释义

  • n.
    • an arrogant or presumptuous person
    • a person who has suddenly risen to a higher economic status but has not gained social acceptance of others in that class
    • a gymnastic exercise performed starting from a position with the legs over the upper body and moving to an erect position by arching the back and swinging the legs out and down while forcing the chest upright
  • adj.characteristic of someone who has risen economically or socially but lacks the social skills appropriate for this new position

upstart词源中文解释

1550年代,“一个从卑微的地位上升到权力、重要性或地位的人,一个暴发户”,也称为 start-up,来自 up(adv.)+ start(v.)的意义是“跳跃,跃升”。作为形容词出现在1560年代。与古老的动词 upstart “跳起来”相比,该动词可以追溯到公元1300年左右。

upstart_体育行业词汇

崛起者

upstart_金融行业词汇

暴发户

upstart词源英文解释

The first known use of upstart was in the 14th century

upstart儿童词典英英释义

uptightadjective

being tense, nervous, or uneasy

upticknoun

an increase, rise, or upward trend

an uptick in cost

uptakenoun

understanding entry 1 sense 1, comprehension

quick on the uptake

a process especially in a living organism of absorbing and combining with something

oxygen uptake

upswingnoun

an upward swingespecially: a marked increase or improvement (as in activity)

business is on the upswing

upsweptadjective

swept upward

an upswept hairdo

upsurgenoun

a rapid or sudden rise

an upsurge of popularity

upstrokenoun

an upward stroke (as of a pen)

upstreamadverb or adjective

at or toward the beginning of a stream : against the current

salmon swimming upstream

upstateadjective

of, relating to, or typical of a part of a state away from a large city and especially to the north

upstartnoun

a person who has risen suddenly (as from a low position to wealth or power)especially: one who makes a great show of success

upstart 例句

1 How an upstart film became a holiday icon for the post-boomer set.

2 In their breadth, history and caliber, the Vatican Museums make the Palace of Versailles in France look like a flashy upstart.

3 Although he's too old to be playing an upstart, he gives it his all, as always.

4 Giorgio Moroder, widely considered a pioneer of disco, has announced a new album due out next spring — one that makes it clear he’s not threatened by pop upstarts.

5 Photograph: Jim Marks/BBC/Boundless If drama made a comeback last week, then reality TV is now standing firm, thanks to a mix of old classics and new upstarts.

6 Whisper, which has raised $60 million in funding and says it generates six billion page views a month, also has a content deal with Fusion, an upstart television and digital network from Univision and Disney.

7 Not only did this monster help save upstart studio RKO from insolvency, it changed the face of screen fantasy forever.

8 The festival was marked with surprise guest appearances, upstart acts outplaying the headliners, bewilderingly wonderful interactive art projects, and the best acts around — all happening in a gorgeous desert landscape.

9 The cloud laughed at the rainbow saying that it was an upstart gaudy in its emptiness.

云嘲笑虹霓,说它只是空虚中爆发的绚丽.

10 Similarly, in 2005 "Six Feet Under" was laid to rest, but was unseated by a sci-fi upstart called -- you guessed it --"Lost."

11 He graduated from Hotchkiss and Harvard, with a degree in math, and went to work for McKinsey & Company before decamping to VFiles, the upstart fashion incubator, showroom and shop, where Sundae School was born.

12 What's not to like? — but because Sasquatch!, the upstart pop-music festival at the Gorge now in its ninth year, happens the same weekend and is, for fans of pop music, a bigger draw.

13 Six months later, hurt feelings not only linger, but competition between the scrappy upstart and the former mentor has intensified.

14 And then there are the fashion upstarts trying to mimic his meteoric rise and become the new bellwether.

15 Kleptocracies with little public support run the risk of being overthrown, either by downtrodden commoners or by upstart would-be replacement kleptocrats seeking public support by promising a higher ratio of services rendered to fruits stolen.

16 having made their money in oil decades ago, they consider these billionaire dot-commers mere upstarts

17 One of our current upstarts is Band of Horses, nominated in the Best Alternative category.

18 Early Hollywood was an anarchic world, with upstart production companies launching grandiose projects on every side.

19 The two options this article explores -- initng and upstart -- are not the only two games in town.

本文中介绍的这两种方法 ——initng和upstart ——并不是只有这两种程序可以替代 init。

20 The reason successful corporations are blindsided, Christensen found, is that the initial manifestations of the upstart technologies are so crude that they do not seem to pose a threat to the incumbents.

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