hit it up
英 [hɪt ɪt ʌp]
美 [hɪt ɪt ʌp]
<美俚>高速度前进，拼命干活，演奏得很起劲
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- With every shovel of dirt that hit his back, the donkey was shaking it off and taking a step up.
每一铲砸在驴子背上的土，都被驴子抖下，并往上迈一步。 - Dont EVER hit the snooze button. It really is much more beneficial to just get up on your first alarm.
千万不要按止闹按钮，其实在闹铃一响时就起来对身体更好。 - But whereas in 1997, the last time the economy hit the skids, it was the powerfulchaebolsthat had loaded up on leverage, this time round the pain is spread wider.
1997年，当韩国经济上一次出现下滑时，背上大量杠杆贷款包袱的是实力强大的大财团，但这一次，危机扩散的范围更广。 - My golf ball! So that's where I'd hit it. I picked it up and put it into my right pocket carefully.
我的高尔夫球！原来那天它落到了这里。我把它捡起来，仔仔细细地把它放在右边口袋里。 - If it had hit the Earth, it would have made a crater 100 miles across and thrown up an immense cloud of dust.
如果它当时击中地球，就会砸出一个直径100英里的大坑并激起巨大的尘埃云团。 - Twain reported that his toast was a hit& it 'shook [ Grant] up like dynamite.' No pressure, but I'll be tracking your toast's success on YouTube.
马克？吐温说，他的祝酒辞很成功&像炸药一样震撼了（格兰特）。我不是有意给你施加压力，但我会上Youtube看你的祝酒辞说得成不成功。 - Even when they hit it, we can fill up the holes for only a few cents'worth of labour.
即使炸中了，我们填平炸弹洞，劳工费用不过几分钱。 - And if we do, in fact, hit it with light to get the electrons off, it will go back to the straight up in position, or if it gets knocked hard enough it does that, too.
而且如果我们这么做，事实上，用光轰击它以逐出电子，它就会在原位置沿直线返回，或者如果它被撞击的足够猛烈，也会出现上述现象。 - With every shovel-full of dirt that hit his back, the donkey would shake it off and take a step up on the new layer of dirt.
很快，驴子脚下的土就和井口一样高了，于是，它大摇大摆地从井里走出来，惊呆了周围的每一个人。 - Hit it with just the right amount of energy, and it will absorb it, and the electron will jump up to a higher energy level.
适量的能量撞击电子时，电子将吸收能量并跳跃至高能级轨道。