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upper upper ★★★☆☆/ʌ̱pə(r)/1[ADJ-COMPAR	形容词比较级形式]较高的；上面的 You use upper to describe something that is above something else.   [ADJ n]There is a smart restaurant on the upper floor...楼上有一家时尚的餐馆。Students travel the cheap lower deck and tourists the upper.学生坐廉价的下层舱，游客坐上层舱。2[ADJ-COMPAR	形容词比较级形式]较上面的；较高的 You use upper to describe the higher part of something.   [ADJ n]...the upper part of the foot.脚面部分...the muscles of the upper back and chest.上背部和胸部的肌肉...the upper rungs of the ladder.梯子上面的横档3[PHRASE	短语]上风；优势；有利地位 If you have the upper hand in a situation, you have more power than the other people involved and can make decisions about what happens.   [PHR after v]The government was beginning to gain the upper hand...政府开始占上风。It was easy to see who had the upper hand.不难看出谁占上风。4[N-COUNT	可数名词]鞋帮 The upper of a shoe is the top part of it, which is attached to the sole and the heel.   [usu pl]Wear well-fitting, lace-up shoes with soft uppers...穿合脚的、系带的软帮鞋。Leather uppers allow the feet to breathe.皮革鞋帮使脚得以透气。5[N-COUNT	可数名词]兴奋剂 Uppers are drugs that make you feel very happy, excited, and full of energy.   [INFORMAL 非正式]...people crazy on alcohol and cocaine and uppers and downers...酗酒、吸食可卡因、兴奋剂及镇静剂的人I'd taken a handful of uppers.我吃了几片兴奋剂。6  a stiff upper lip→see: lip；  upper1 adjectiveupper2 nounupperup‧per1 /ˈʌpə $ -er/ ●●● W2 adjective [only before noun]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1in a higher position than something else  OPP  lower:  the upper lip2near or at the top of something  OPP  lower:  the upper floors of a building There is an upper age limit for becoming a pilot.3have/gain the upper hand to have more power than someone else, so that you are able to control a situation:  Police have gained the upper hand over the drug dealers in the area.4more important than other parts or ranks in an organization, system etc:  the upper echelons  (=the most important members) of corporate management5further from the sea or further north than other parts of an area:  the upper reaches of the Nile → a stiff upper lipat stiff1(11)upper1 adjectiveupper2 nounupperupper2 noun [countable]  Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1upper (1)the top part of a shoe that covers your foot:  leather uppers2uppers [plural] informal illegal drugs that make you feel happy and give you a lot of energy  SYN  amphetamines3be on your uppers British English old-fashioned to have very little money

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Collins	upper ★★★☆☆ /ʌ̱pə(r)/ 1 [ADJ-COMPAR 形容词比较级形式]较高的；上面的 You use upper to describe something that is above something else. [ADJ n] There is a smart restaurant on the upper floor... 楼上有一家时尚的餐馆。 Students travel the cheap lower deck and tourists the upper. 学生坐廉价的下层舱，游客坐上层舱。 2 [ADJ-COMPAR 形容词比较级形式]较上面的；较高的 You use upper to describe the higher part of something. [ADJ n] ...the upper part of the foot. 脚面部分 ...the muscles of the upper back and chest. 上背部和胸部的肌肉 ...the upper rungs of the ladder. 梯子上面的横档 3 [PHRASE 短语]上风；优势；有利地位 If you have the upper hand in a situation, you have more power than the other people involved and can make decisions about what happens. [PHR after v] The government was beginning to gain the upper hand... 政府开始占上风。 It was easy to see who had the upper hand. 不难看出谁占上风。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词]鞋帮 The upper of a shoe is the top part of it, which is attached to the sole and the heel. [usu pl] Wear well-fitting, lace-up shoes with soft uppers... 穿合脚的、系带的软帮鞋。 Leather uppers allow the feet to breathe. 皮革鞋帮使脚得以透气。 5 [N-COUNT 可数名词]兴奋剂 Uppers are drugs that make you feel very happy, excited, and full of energy. [INFORMAL 非正式] ...people crazy on alcohol and cocaine and uppers and downers... 酗酒、吸食可卡因、兴奋剂及镇静剂的人 I'd taken a handful of uppers. 我吃了几片兴奋剂。 6 a stiff upper lip→see: lip ；
Oxford	upper ★ / ˈʌpə(r) ; NAmE ˈʌpər / adjective , noun upper uppers adjective ★ [only before noun ] 1 ★ located above sth else, especially sth of the same type or the other of a pair 上边的，上面的，上层的（尤指同类或一对中的一个） ◆ the upper lip 上嘴唇 ◆ the upper deck 上层甲板 2 ★ at or near the top of sth 上部的；靠上部的 ◆ the upper arm 上臂 ◆ the upper slopes of the mountain 靠近山顶的斜坡 ◆ a member of the upper middle class 中上层社会的人 ◆ salaries at the upper end of the pay scale 工资级别最高的薪金 ◆ There is an upper limit of £20 000 spent on any one project. 任何项目都有一个 2 万英镑的经费上限。 3 (of a place 地方 ) located away from the coast, on high ground or towards the north of an area 内陆的；高地的；向北部的 ◆ the upper reaches of the river 河流的上游 OPP lower IDIOM gain, get, have, etc. the ˌupper ˈhand to get an advantage over sb so that you are in control of a particular situation 占上风；处于有利地位；有优势；有控制权 ☞more at stiff adj. noun [usually plural ] 1 the top part of a shoe that is attached to the sole 鞋帮；靴面 ◆ shoes with leather uppers 皮鞋 2 ( informal) a drug that makes you feel excited and full of energy 兴奋剂 ☞compare downer (1 ) IDIOM on your ˈuppers ( BrE) ( informal) having very little money 手头拮据；困窘 upper / ˈʌpə(r) ; NAmE ˈʌpər /
LDC	upper1 adjective upper2 noun upperup‧per1 /ˈʌpə $ -er/ ●●● W2 adjective [only before noun] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1in a higher position than something else OPP lower: the upper lip2near or at the top of something OPP lower: the upper floors of a building There is an upper age limit for becoming a pilot.3have/gain the upper hand to have more power than someone else, so that you are able to control a situation: Police have gained the upper hand over the drug dealers in the area.4more important than other parts or ranks in an organization, system etc: the upper echelons (=the most important members) of corporate management5further from the sea or further north than other parts of an area: the upper reaches of the Nile → a stiff upper lip at stiff1(11) upper1 adjective upper2 noun upperupper2 noun [countable] Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1upper (1)the top part of a shoe that covers your foot: leather uppers2uppers [plural] informal illegal drugs that make you feel happy and give you a lot of energy SYN amphetamines3be on your uppers British English old-fashioned to have very little money
WDF	upper [ˈʌpə(r)] CET4CET6TEM4考研 j1965 19521 1537 3666 5865 2959 5494 n26980 245 14 46 145 22 18 ADJ1705 829248 NOUN18288 15714 Spoken: 262013314 uppers[368] 上面的(30%)，上铺(15%)，鞋帮(14%)，较高的(13%)，上部的(13%)，兴奋剂(10%)，令人兴奋的经历(5%) adj.上面的，上部的；较高的 n.(Upper)人名；(英)厄珀

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