upstairs

英['ʌp'stɛəz]美['ʌp'stɛəz]

a.
楼上的
ad.
在楼上，向楼上，处于更高地位
n.
楼上，二楼

同：	[r.] in the head, in the mind, on a higher floor, up the stairs [a.] upstair
反：	[r.] below, down the stairs, downstairs, on a lower floor [a.] downstair, downstairs

I came over dizzy as I was going upstairs
我上楼时感到一阵头晕。收藏
She ordered Pinger to fetch the keys to the upstairs rooms and find trustworthy people to deliver the screen.
"因命平儿拿了楼房的钥匙,传几个妥当人抬去."收藏
They decided to kick him upstairs and appoint a younger man to take his place.
他们决定对他明升暗降，让一位比他年轻的人来接替他目前的职位。收藏
I could hear him thudding about upstairs in his heavy boots.
我听见他穿着沉重的靴子在楼上咯咯地走来走去.收藏
Tom's heavy footsteps upstairs make the old house vibrate.
楼上汤姆的沉重脚步振动整幢旧楼房。收藏