upscale如何读

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美:[ˌʌpˈskeɪl]

upscale是什么意思

  • adj.高消费的;高端的
  • adv.高消费地;高级地
  • vt.提高;提升

upscale自然拼读

up·scale

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upscale变形

第三人称单数:upscales

现在分词:upscaling

过去式:upscaled

过去分词:upscaled

比较级:more upscale

最高级:most upscale

upscale英英释义

adjective

relating to, being, or appealing to affluent consumersalso: of a superior quality

verb

transitive verb

to make (something) more appealing to affluent consumers : to make (something) more upscale "Everybody's trying to upscale men's colognes because the prestige brands have taken share from the mass brands," says cosmetics industry consultant Allan Mottus.—Ronald Alsopalso: to improve the quality of (something) … even retained a handwriting teacher to upscale her penmanship—no more tiny circles over her i's. —Brad Darrach

The council is renaming them the Fashion Awards, globalizing them, moving the hoopla around them to the Royal Albert Hall and otherwise upscaling them.—Vanessa Friedman

to increase the size; scope, or scale of (something) As a result, an upscaling of the problem of underrepresentation to the national scale mobilizes scalar politics …—Emily Skop

A star is an upscaled nuclear reactor, not a bonfire.—Laurence A. Marschall

adverb

to or toward the upper, more expensive end of a range of products or services … chef Celestino Drago has taken Sicilian cuisine upscale in his chic Santa Monica restaurant.—Thomas Matthews

He tried to move upscale—toward higher-cost, higher-profit garments, which, in theory, would be less susceptible to price competition.—James Lardner

upscale词源中文解释

1966年,“在一个尺度的高端,优越的”,是一个商业用语,来自 up(adv.)+ scale(v.3)。

upscale词源英文解释

The first known use of upscale was in 1963

upscale儿童词典英英释义

upstandingadjective

vertical entry 1 sense 2

honest entry 1 sense 3

upstairs1 of 3adverb

up the stairs : to or on a higher floor

to or at a higher position or level

upstairs2 of 3adjective

located on an upper floor

the upstairs bedroom

upstairs3 of 3noun

the part of a building above the ground floor

upstage1 of 2adverb or adjective

toward or at the part of the stage or set farthest from the audience or the motion-picture or television camera

upstage2 of 2verb

to steal attention away from

children upstaging adult performers

upsilonnoun

the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet—Υ or υ

upshotnoun

final result : outcome

upscaleadjective

relating to, being, or appealing to wealthy consumers : of a superior qualityupscale products

upscale shops

upscaleadjective

relating to, being, or appealing to wealthy consumers : of a superior qualityupscale products

upscale shops

upscale 例句

1 The manager at the Jefferson, the upscale Washington hotel, and his marketing manager tackle the comments one by one.

2 A yearlong pandemic diary embedded in a prickly domestic negotiation, the movie is essentially a two-person play set in the upscale kitchen of the couple’s comfortable middle-class home.

3 The health exchanges created under the law have given public hospitals a chance to attract more upscale patients.

4 Now two years old, this sliver of a restaurant offers a more casual, wallet-friendly version of its upscale sister restaurant Nagaya a few blocks away.

5 The venue’s aesthetic is upscale grunge, heavy on exposed concrete and industrial ductwork.

6 Suddenly, upscale magazines like Vanity Fair wanted in on the Miley phenomenon.

突然, 像《名利场》这样的上流杂志也想利用麦莉现象.

7 An epic 10-minute story about a charged exchange with a homeless man he meets outside his upscale Manhattan hotel had the poetic weight of an August Wilson monologue.

8 However, the upscale estate still are not at present startled.

不过, 高档楼盘目前依然波澜不惊.

9 Blake Fleetwood, a manager at CookTravel.net, a travel agency in New York, just saw the cancellation of a $197,000 booking — a family of 30 planning an upscale safari to South Africa.

10 Welcome to the new way of grazing in upscale restaurants.

11 The upscale mobile camp TerraVelo Tours will set down roots in wine country this winter.

12 It was a lot bigger than I’d realized—four stories tall, sky blue with white trim, like an upscale seaside resort.

13 If your budget is limited, take a shorter trip within the United States and spring for nice accommodations and a few meals in upscale restaurants.

14 DiDonato wore an evening gown: von Otter wore a velvet blazer, dark pants and a modified T-shirt, an upscale nod to a rock look that seemed, like her singing, completely natural.

15 A romantic take on upscale couture the collection of beefy leather trench coats and thin black neckties was not.

16 Details are still scant, but it will have 54 rooms and an upscale restaurant.

17 Other upscale hotels, such as Montpelier Plantation & Beach, a Relais & Chateau property, also attract an upscale crowd: Princess Diana took her two young sons there just after separating from Prince Charles.

18 Prices at more upscale accommodations like Caesars Palace or Trump International can be as low as $80 a night.

19 Over dinner at the upscale restaurant Yakitori-Hachibei, they told me that Fukuoka has long had a reputation among the Japanese as a great place to live.

20 He describes the security at Pearl Continental "extremely poor", in comparison to other upscale hotels in Pakistan.

他形容明珠酒店的安保与巴基斯坦其他高档酒店相比非常差。

upscale 同义词

1 平均水准以上的

above-average

4 奢华的

Babylonian

11 面向高端消费者地

upmarket

12 高消费阶层的

high-end

13 高端的

high-end top-end upmarket

16 上流阶层的

upper-class upper-crust

upscale 短语相关

go/move upscale

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