bubble up

英 [ˈbʌbl ʌp]

美 [ˈbʌbl ʌp]

网络  冒泡; 往上冒泡; 起泡; 泡泡上升; 沸腾

英英释义

verb

• move upwards in bubbles, as from the effect of heating
  1. Gases bubbled up from the earth
  2. Marx's ideas have bubbled up in many places in Latin America
  Synonym:intumesce

双语例句

• The end of the oil bubble could set up a tech comeback.
  石油泡沫的终结，可能会使科技业重领风骚。
• Chinese housing prices soared from late 2008 to 2010, prompting concerns that a property bubble could trip up the fast-growing economy.
  从2008年末至2010年，中国楼价出现飙升，引发了人们的担忧：楼市泡沫可能绊倒快速增长的整体经济。
• Chinese banks have reported only the smallest of increases in loan defaults, but signs of trouble are starting to bubble up from beneath the placid surface of their public disclosures prompting a warning from a top rating agency.
  中国各银行只报告了极小幅度的贷款违约增长，但在这些银行公开披露结果的平静表面下，正冒出各种麻烦迹象，促使一家顶级评级机构发布预警。
• With the authorities Squezing the property market to control prices, the liquidity is bound to bubble up to the surface in other sectors.
  鉴于政府正在压制房地产市场以控制房价，流动性必将在其它行业“浮出水面”。
• Amusing and revelatory anecdotes about him, should they bubble up in off-the-record conversations with him or his chief deputy, Boyd Johnson, must be sourced and confirmed elsewhere.
  如果在与巴拉拉本人或他的副手博伊德•约翰逊进行非正式谈话时偶尔冒出一些关于这位检察官的趣闻或启发性的轶事，必须得从别的人那里寻找出处和确认。
• A device for measuring the dynamic surface tension from the profile of a growing bubble is set up, so that the dynamic surface tension can be determined directly as a fu.
  直接测量动表面张力随时间的变化，并通过动表面张力与气泡表面积变化率的关系，确定溶液的表面扩展黏度。
• Gases from deep in the earth bubble up through the lake.
  地下深处的气体从湖底冒了出来。
• And if I'm already in this habit, let my software, let my computer do that thinking for me and bubble up to the top of my attention what I should address first.
  如果我已经有这样的习惯，让我的软件，或者电脑为我考虑这些事情，自动的把这，些邮件放到的最醒目的地方&最上面。
• For several years China's leaders have been trying gently to deflate a housing-market bubble pumped up by huge demand from a fast-growing middle class with few other investment opportunities.
  多年以来，中国的领导人一直在尝试温和地将由其他投资机会迅速增长起来的中产阶级的庞大需求的房地产市场的泡沫挤出去。
• To bubble up, especially from the effect of heating.
  沸腾往上冒泡，尤指在加热的驱使下。