lead up

英 [liːd ʌp]

美 [liːd ʌp]

网络  引入; 抢先

英英释义

verb

• set in motion, start an event or prepare the way for
  1. Hitler's attack on Poland led up to World War II
  Synonym:initiate

双语例句

• Look for stairs to your left which lead up to the mezzanine.
  沿左面楼梯步上夹层即达。
• The event that lead up to the murder is show in a series of flashback
  酿成谋杀案的各个环节是通过一系列倒叙手法来表现的
• However, as many of us know, the lead up to the Beijing Olympics has not been as peaceful as one would like.
  但是，我想大家都有耳闻目睹，这次北京奥运的前奏没有我们预期的那么和平。
• It was just a lead up to other things I wanted to say.
  我想说的是这事出有因。
• These two special campaings from beginning to end will make it clear that in the lead up to the Olympics Beijing is strengthening its management of the floating population.
  两个专项行动前后推行，表明奥运前，北京对流动人口的管理力度正在加强。
• The first chapter of the book describes the events that lead up to?
  这本书的第一章描写了导致战争的那些事件。
• Although the length of the actual pole shift event was quite small ( less than a day) the medium and short term lead up events, starting many years ago, became increasingly dramatic.
  尽管极移实际发生的时间很短（不到一天），但其中期和短期活动始于多年前，并且越发剧烈。现在我们所处的时期就被划分为中期，而且2006年初期就形成了。
• And stairs lead up to the six-foot by eight-foot bedroom.
  房间里六英尺的楼梯通往卧室，卧室也只有8英尺高。
• As the number of hours of sunshine per day increase, and the sun's intensity reaches its peak in the lead up to summer, we asked Dr.
  随着每天日照时间的延长以及阳光强度的增加，我们有必要对夏季的肌肤安全引起重视，为此我们采访了Alberta大学的皮肤病教授Dr。
• Similarly, the way some singers "lead up" to a note, using a nasalized slur is a device passed in oral transmission from person to person, possibly influenced by traditional fiddle-playing technique.
  同样，一些歌手用鼻音于音符间滑唱的方法，也是经口头流传下来的，可能是受到小提琴演奏技巧的影响。