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| 41. | Window cleaners are pulled up and down tall buidings on cradles. |
| ^ Up yours! |
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| 42. | @What's up?@ is slang for @What's happening? |
| @What's up?@是@What's happening@(怎么样啊？)的俚语用法。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 中级美语(下)(一) - Lesson 72 Get with It, Bob |
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| 43. | The clouds thinned out as we went higher up the mountain. |
| 我们爬到山的高处时，云层变得稀薄了。 |
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| 44. | fall from height |
| 从高处坠下 |
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| 45. | At high altitudes it is difficult to breathe. |
| 在高处呼吸困难。 |
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| 46. | Water always flows from a higher to a lower level, but everybody has an ambition to rise higher up in |
| 水向低处流, 人往高处走。 |
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| 47. | A summit or top, as of a mountain. |
| 巅峰，最高处巅峰或最高处，如山的顶部 |
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| 48. | One that perches. |
| 属于高处的人 |
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| 49. | For example, @to hold up one's nose@ expressed a basic human feeling - pride. |
| 例如“to hold up one's nose”就表示一种基本人类情感??高傲， |
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| 50. | and work hard in his garden. |
| 它总是很早就get up, |
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