upholding
/ʌpˈhəʊld/ (bre, ipa) · [əphˈoldɪŋ] /ʌpˈhoʊld/ (ame, ipa) · [əphˈoldɪŋ] /(ˌ)əp-ˈhōld How to pronounce uphold (audio)/ (ame, mw)
upholding — 動詞
- upholdingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- upholdings3rd person singular
- upholdinging-ing form
- upholdingedpast simple
1. to keep supporting a law, principle, standard, or earlier decision so that it co
維護;維持
使規則或判決繼續有效
to keep supporting a law, principle, standard, or earlier decision so that it continues to be accepted as right or valid.
The court is upholding the earlier ruling after a long appeal.
法院在漫長的上訴後,仍維持原先的裁決。
upholding + ruling in a legal context
Nila is upholding the school's safety rules during the science fair.
Nila 在科展期間正維護學校的安全規定。
upholding + rules for active enforcement
The new law is upholding basic rights for migrant workers.
這條新法律正維護移工的基本權利。
Christopher kept upholding the agreement even when the talks became tense.
即使談判氣氛變得緊張,Christopher 仍持續維護那份協議。
The panel is upholding strict standards for food labels this year.
該委員會今年正維持食品標示的嚴格標準。
文法句型
uphold + law/rule/principle/right
uphold + ruling/decision
用法筆記
The object is usually a rule, right, principle, standard, or court decision. It is especially common in legal, political, and institutional contexts where something is being kept in force or officially judged to remain valid.