store up

英 [stɔː(r) ʌp]

美 [stɔːr ʌp]

储备; 囤积

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 储备;囤积
  If youstoresomethingup, you keep it until you think that the time is right to use it.
  1. Investors were storing up a lot of cash in anticipation of disaster...
     投资者预料会出现灾难，正在储备大量现金。
  2. I got all the emotion out of me which had been stored up.
     我把心中压抑的所有情感都发泄了出来。

双语例句

• They tend to be extremely anabolic and store up energy.
  他们身体合成代谢储存能量的能力很强。
• Youth must store up; age must use.
  青年人要积蓄，老年人要花费。
• That winter was particularly long and farmers who had failed to store up enough fodder for their cattle almost went bankrupt.
  那个冬天特别长，那些没有给牛储备足够饲料的农民几乎破产了。
• Another problem is that over-enthusiastic central bank intervention can store up real trouble for the future.
  另一个问题是，过度热情的央行干预可能给未来造成实际麻烦。
• Ants store up food against the winter.
  蚂蚁储存食物以防冬令。
• Large gaps between payments and commitments will only store up trouble for the future and not solve existing problems.
  支出规模和承诺出资额之间存在的巨大差距，只会为将来埋下隐患，不会解决现存问题。
• It can store up to a week's worth of information.
  它可以储存一周的数据信息。
• It's no good for you to store up complaints.
  满肚子怨气对您没好处。
• The disk could store up to14,000,000 characters of information.
  这个磁盘可以存14百万个字节的信息。
• Reservoirs can store up rainwater.
  水库可以蓄积雨水。