top up

phrasal verb

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top something up (especially British English)

to fill a container that already has some liquid in it with more liquid裝滿，注滿（未滿的容器）
- Top the car up with oil before you set off.出發前給車加滿油。
- Top the oil up before you set off.出發前加滿油。
- Can I top your glass up (= give you some more to drink)?我可以給你的杯子加滿嗎？
- Fill the glass half full with beer and top it up with lemonade.將玻璃杯裝滿半杯啤酒，並加滿檸檬水。
to increase the amount of something to the level you want or need補足；將…增加到所需的量
- She relies on tips to top up her wages.她靠小費彌補工資的不足。
- (British English) I need to top up my mobile phone (= pay more money so you can make more calls).我需要給手機充夠值。
- Sunbeds are the ideal way to keep your tan topped up.日光浴床是保持皮膚曬成褐色的理想方式。

related noun top-up

top somebody up

(especially British English) to fill somebody’s glass or cup with something more to drink給…的杯子斟滿（飲料）
- Can I top you up?把你的杯子加滿好嗎？
related noun top-up

top-up

noun

/ˈtɒp ʌp/

/ˈtɑːp ʌp/

(British English)

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a payment that you make to increase the amount of money, etc. to the level that is needed附加付款
- a phone top-up (= to buy more time for calls)電話充值費
- Students will have to pay top-up fees (= fees that are above the basic level).學生必須交附加費用。
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(informal) an amount of a drink that you add to a cup or glass in order to fill it again（重新斟滿杯子的）補充飲料
- Can I give anyone a top-up?我來給哪位添酒好嗎？