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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   one up

   • IPA[wən əp]

   • adj.
     having a psychological advantage over someone
   • v.
     do better than (someone)

   • verb: one-up, 3rd person present: one-ups, gerund or present participle: one-upping, past tense: one-upped, past participle: one-upped

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. having a psychological advantage over someone you're always trying to be one up on whoever you're with

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. do better than (someone) he deftly one-upped the interrogator

   first up

   • ph.
     first of all

   Oxford Dictionary

   draw oneself up

   • ph.
     make oneself stand in a stiffly upright manner

   Oxford Dictionary

   draw oneself up

   • ph.
     make oneself stand in a stiffly upright manner

   Oxford American Dictionary

   pick oneself up

   • ph.
     stand up again after a fall

   Oxford Dictionary

   pick oneself up

   • ph.
     stand up again after a fall

   Oxford American Dictionary

   up one's alley

   • ph.
     well suited to one's tastes, interests, or abilities

   Oxford Dictionary

   set oneself up as

   • ph.
     establish oneself in (a particular occupation)

   Oxford American Dictionary

   set oneself up as

   • ph.
     establish oneself in (a particular occupation)

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3. • 更多解釋

   one up

   • adj.
     having an advantage over someone: you're always trying to be one up on whoever you're with
   • v.
     gain an advantage over: he deftly one-upped the interrogator

   Oxford Dictionary