take something up
英 [teik ˈsʌmθiŋ ʌp] 美 [tek ˈsʌmθɪŋ ʌp]

释义

占用时间（空间或注意力）；开始对…感兴趣；缩边；日后再处理

权威例句

ROANOKERS GIVE TOWN SOMETHING TO GRIN ABOUT ; AFTER MONTHS OF FLOOD CLEANUP, W.VA. RESIDENTS TAKE DAY TO RELAX
A Simple Lesson - Take the Tokens; There's Something for Every School in Scotland
ON PREPS; The hockey compass points north; Something is special up there. "We just take so much pride,"a Hermantown player said.(SP...
It's Midlife: Time to Take Up Something Really Tough
Forget Tiki-Taka, If England Want to Win Something, It's Time to Take Up German
BOOKS: I Fought the Fall (and the Fall Won) ; These Days, Novelists (Especially Fortysomething Ones) Take Mark E Smith and Morrissey...
Take Up Your Places Please; If You Want to Learn Something New Then Check out Some of the Courses with Space Available at Clydebank ...
Can You Afford to Get Rich? Access to Independent Financial Advice Is Not Something You Should Take for Granted
Christians give up or take on something for Lent
SOMETHING FROM NOTHING THREE TRASH HOUNDS TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE