柯林斯英汉双解大词典
uptick /ˈʌptɪk/
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N a rise or increase 增长
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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I wound up the watch and listened to it tick.
我给手表上好发条，听着它滴答作响。
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First, you can expect an up-tick in your health (the twelfth house rules hospitals, rehab, physical therapy, and all sorts of treatment, including psychological advice).
首先，你可以期待一个健康状况的小提升(十二宫掌管医护，复原，疗养和各种养护，包括心理上的建议)。
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On average, with each up-tick in BMI, a woman's cognitive test score decreased by nearly a full point as well-even after adjusting for vascular disease risks and other demographic factors.
BMI指数平均每上升一个刻度，女性的认知测试分数就下降几乎一分——即便在根据心血管疾病风险和其它人口因素对刻度进行了调整之后也是如此。
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"My expectation is that we will probably continue to see unemployment tick up for several months,"
VOA: standard.2009.07.14
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People have referred to this as a J shaped curve with this little up tick in the left hand side and people--some people have sort of said, well maybe it's not so bad to be overweight because it's not so good to be underweight as well and that's a problem.
人们把这称为J形曲线,最左边有一个向上的弯钩,因此就有人说,也许超重也不一定就是一件坏事,因为体重过轻也不是什么好事,这是个问题
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