- 上升；向…上走(或爬、驶)去；攀登：
Can you go up the stairs two steps at a time?
你上楼时一次能跨两级台阶吗?
- 走向前去，走到舞台正面：
The crowd cheered as the movie star went up to receive his prize.
当影星上台领奖时，人群欢呼起来。
- (物价)飞涨；(温度)升高；(质量)提高：
Prices of fruit and vegetables have gone up.
水果和蔬菜的价格已经上涨了。
- (建筑物等)盖起来，修建起来：
There are supermarkets going up everywhere.
到处都在盖超市。
- 爆炸；被炸毁；被烧毁：
The whole building went up in flames.
整幢建筑物在大火中烧毁。
- [英国英语]升级：
The boy has gone up again this term.
这学期这个男孩又升级了。
- 上(大学)；进城(尤指去首都)：
He will go up to Cambridge next term.
下学期他将进剑桥大学。
- (幕布)升起；开场，开始演出：
What time does the curtain go up?
什么时间开始演出?
- 向…走去，向…靠近(常与 to 连用)：
I went up to the policeman and asked directions.
我走到警察跟前向他问路。
- 提高声音，提高音调：
It's easy to go up a 3rd, but difficult to go up a 7th.
音阶上升三度容易，上升七度就难了。
- [美国英语]失败，破产：
The corporation has now gone up.
这家公司破产了。
- 达到…限度，到…为止(常与 to 连用)：
Our history textbooks only go up to the World War Ⅱ.
我们的历史教科书仅写到第二次世界大战。
- (刀剑等)入鞘：
The sword went up.
剑入鞘。
- 响起，能被听见：
A cheer went up from the crowd suddenly.
人群中突然响起一片欢呼声。
- [美国英语](演员因紧张、丧失记忆力等)不知所措，完全忘记台词：
She went up on her lines out of fear on opening night.
上演首晚她因怯场忘记了台词。
- (轮胎、气球等充气后)膨胀起来