read up on something (also read something ↔ up British English) phrasal verbphr v READto read a lot about something because you will need to know about it 攻读,就…作大量阅读 You’ll enjoy traveling more if you read up on the history of the countries you’ll be visiting. 如果你事先多读点东西,了解你要去的国家的历史,旅行就会更加有趣。
read up on • Or is it something serious you need to read up on?• Why not just read up on away reports from last season instead?• Probably it would be a good idea to read up on free drop rules before the round!• She read up on rape and rapists at the library.• But afterwards, in the Institute, I also read up on the Catherine Palace.• Shirley Coates recommends reading up on the company and preparing a list of questions that go beyond pay and holiday.• Spicer started reading up on the possible coarsening effects of media violence on young children.
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