chalk up

英 [tʃɔːk ʌp]

美 [tʃɔːk ʌp]

取得，获得（成功、胜利或比赛得分）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 取得，获得(成功、胜利或比赛得分)
  If youchalk upa success, a victory, or a number of points in a game, you achieve it.
  1. For almost 11 months, the Bosnian army chalked up one victory after another...
     在将近11个月时间里，波斯尼亚军队节节获胜。
  2. Andy Wilkinson chalked up his first win of the season.
     安迪·威尔金森取得了本赛季个人的第一场胜利。

英英释义

verb

• keep score, as in games
  Synonym:tally
• accumulate as a debt
  1. he chalked up $100 in the course of the evening
  Synonym:run up

双语例句

• For it seems the most successful slimmers chalk up a marathon a week, according to research.
  因为研究表明，最成功的瘦身人士每周坚持走一次“马拉松”。
• For almost 11 months, the Bosnian army chalked up one victory after another
  在将近11个月时间里，波斯尼亚军队节节获胜。
• She was shocked and trembling to chalk up slowly but firmly crossed and the son's name.
  她惊呆了，颤巍巍地举起粉笔缓慢而坚决地又划掉了儿子的名字。
• It was doubtful whether the Conservatives could chalk up a fourth successive election victory, but they did.
  保守党是否能获得第四次连选胜利很受怀疑，可他们成功了。
• You can't just chalk it up to force majeure.
  你不能把它归为不可抗力。
• That we'd chalk it up to an accident.
  我们会宣告此为意外。
• Andy Wilkinson chalked up his first win of the season.
  安迪·威尔金森取得了本赛季个人的第一场胜利。
• Chalk up my score as I go on.
  我打球，你给我记分。
• Carol's generously asked the bar staff to chalk up the drinks to her.
  卡洛尔很慷慨地让酒吧工作人员把酒记在她的账上。
• Non-economists might chalk this up to the keeping up with the Jones 'principle.
  非经济学人士大概把这一点归结为互相攀比原理。