feel up to
英 [fi:l ʌp tu:] 美 [fil ʌp tu]

释义

感到自己有能力[适于]（做某事）， 感到能胜任（某事）；

双语例句

1. He doesn't feel up to the job.
   他不能胜任这项工作。
2. Do you feel up to the mark this morning?
   今天早上你觉得怎么样。
3. I don't feel up to a long walk.
   我觉得我今天不能作长距离散步。
4. I don't feel up to the task.
   我不能胜任这工作。

权威例句

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