1.想出(一个主意或计划);提出
2.提供;筹措
3.赶上
1.to think of something such as an idea or a plan
2.to produce or provide something that people want
3.to keep abreast of
1.Silly silly so I leaned against the windows, put the words to think of most of the day, but finally did not come up with it herself!
傻乎乎的我就这样傻乎乎的倚着窗户把那句话思索了大半天，最后还是没有想出个所以然来！搞笑吧？
2.Once you've come up with a list of definite targets to hit for that day, you decide whether to do them yourself or to delegate them.
一旦你已经列出了你当日要完成的明确目标，你决定是否亲自做或让别人做。
3.I could have spent years and years trying to imagine who I would marry and never come up with her.
我可以年复一年地去想象我要和谁结婚，而不是她。
4.I told him we have come up with a new proposal for him to consider, so he agreed to give us half an hour on the Monday at 2pm.
我告诉他我们又有一个新的提议请他考虑，最后他同意周一下午两点给我们半个小时。
5.One of our staff loves to come up with names for products, and he's really good at it (we're not).
其中一名员工喜欢为各种产品命名，而且他的确很擅长（而我们却不是）。
6.Jelliffe's talk was actually about his experiences trying to come up with metrics of XML schema complexity.
Jelliffe的发言实际上是关于尝试度量XML模式复杂性的经验。
7.Now scientists claim to have come up with an answer to her changing moods - our eyes are sending mixed signals to the brain.
科学家称他们已经弄清楚了蒙娜·丽莎表情变化的原因，那就是我们的眼睛将混合的信息传递给了脑。
8.So I wanted to come up with something of my own.
所以我想有自己的定义。
9.And he has no problem bulking up in cash if his team of 10 researchers cannot come up with enough strong ideas.
如果他所领导的10人研究员团队拿不出足够有力的观点，那么他丝毫不介意大量持有现金。
10.My parents would never be so nosy as to ask the old man where he'd come up with such a monster on Christmas Eve.
爸爸妈妈从未像现在这么八卦，他们真想问老人，圣诞前夜，从哪儿搞来这么个怪物。