1.提上,上升
1.to go to a better job, higher level, etc.
2.to change your position to make space for someone or something
3.to improve your social status, for example by getting a better job
1.But a win is important. Results went for us yesterday so we realised it was an important game to move up the league.
胜利才是最重要的，昨天比赛结果我们清楚了，所以我们认识到这是一场让我们能够排名上升的重要比赛。
2.It takes hard work and a little bit of help and luck to move up the corporate ladder.
在一个企业里想要升迁，必须努力工作，再加上一点他人的帮助和运气。
3.If you want to move up into the big time, you've got to create a character of your own.
如果你还想飞黄腾达，就必须创造出自己的特色不可。
4.The trick is to move up and down from the general to the specific to provide different vantage point.
策略是从一般到特殊反复转换，可提供不同的制高点。
5.Djokovic's week here sends a message to his colleagues: He might be ranked No. 3, but he has designs to move up in the world.
德约科维奇的这个星期也向他的同事传达出一个信息：他可能排行3号种子选手，但他正计划着迈向世界巅峰。
6.Expansion into new industries, like the kind Center Group attempted, is a desperate attempt to move up the value chain.
像信泰集团这样尝试向新行业扩张的做法是一种试图向价值链上游转移的孤注一掷的做法。
7.And that date could move up to 2026 if China lets its currency appreciate by a mere 2 percent a year.
如果中国让人民币每年升值2%，那么日期可以推前到2026年。
8.His goal is to move up to 'any kind of permanent job I can get that has job security, ' he says.
他说，他的目标是换一份“任何我能找到的、有就业保障的固定工作”。
9.Right-click the folder that you want to move, and then click Move Up in List or Move Down in List on the shortcut menu.
右键单击要移动的文件夹，再单击快捷菜单上的“在列表中上移”或“在列表中下移”。
10.This is why IT firms are always trying to move "up the stack" into software and services, where margins are higher.
这就是为什么IT公司总在尝试爬上金字塔尖进入软件和服务行业，这里盈利明显高于硬件行业。