shine up to

基本解釋

He tried to shine up to his boss with expensive gifts.
他送老板貴重的禮品以博取他的歡心。
Managers there found a desk lamp in the back office and set it up to shine directly on their fruit bowl.
他們從辦公室找來(lái)一盞臺(tái)燈，用它來(lái)直接對(duì)著水果盆進(jìn)行照射。
Each day - rain, hail or shine - they ran anywhere up to 88 miles, keeping an average pace of 10 minutes per mile or less.
不論隂晴雨雪，不論身処何地，隊(duì)員們每天都跑過(guò)長(zhǎng)達(dá)88英裡的路程，平均速度至少爲(wèi)每英裡10分鍾。

Now she used both hands, holding the stockings up to see the light shine through them.

Tell the sun not to shine, not to get up this time.
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