post up

英 [pəʊst ʌp]

美 [poʊst ʌp]

张贴，贴出（通知、标牌等）

双语例句

• Please post up this advertisement for our concert in your shop window.
  请把这张我们音乐会的海报贴在贵店窗户上。
• The command post was set up in a forward position.
  指挥部设在前沿阵地上。
• This article examines the Yiren Garden of Guangdong during the Japanese Occupation and the local Yiren Peking Opera Troupe that operated from the post war years up to1961.
  本文以日治时期之广东宜人园及战后营运至1961年的宜人京班此一延续近五十年之本地京班为论述对象。
• I shall post it up for all to see.
  我将把它张贴出来让大家看。
• In my next post I will finish up table-specific features by reviewing the work we did with table styles.
  在下篇文章中，我将介绍列表样式，并结束对列表特殊功能的介绍。
• Those agents relayed the information to Boston, where a command post had been set up to quickly analyze tips on Mr. Bulger.
  此前已经在波士顿成立了专门快速分析有关巴尔杰消息的指挥部。
• If you just get me in there and clear it out, I can post up anybody.
  如果你让我在那边，让其他人闪开，我可以击败任何人。
• Qing Government opened up the post road, set up the post station, and established a systematic post system in Northeast China.
  清王朝在东北地区开辟驿道，设立驿站，建立了比较系统的邮驿制度。
• Kayley Kravitz, a blogger for The Huffington Post, grew up as an only child and highly recommends the experience. Being an only child taught me the most valuable skill of all: the ability to be alone, she said.
  凯莉克拉维茨是《赫芬顿邮报》的博客写手，作为独生子女的她对自己的成长经历有着很高的评价，她说：作为家里的独苗，我学到最重要的技能便是：如何独处。
• This leads to an ex post settling up problem. The ex post settling up costs may become high due to the limited tenure and responsibility of executive.
  由于管理层的任期和责任有限，导致事后处理成本高昂。