Examples of using Takes up in English and their translations into Chinese
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Nevertheless, in the vast majority of cities, car traffic still takes up too much space, even in Zurich.
SHIBUYA QWS, an industrial exchange space, takes up the 15th floor, while the retail establishments span the basement 2 to the 14th floor.
PVD Products takes up residence at 231 Andover Street, Wilmington, Massachusetts, USA.
Manipulating the mouse, keyboard and menus takes up a lot of our time, which could be saved by using keyboard shortcuts.
In the power battery, the tray takes up 20 to 30% of the weight of the battery system, which is the main structural component.
At the moment, the ledger takes up approximately 260GB, and it's currently growing at a rate of 60GB per year.
Cunningham takes up the position as the financial services sector is struggling to show it has moved beyond the cliches of Wall Street's sexist culture.
Field research usually takes up to 3 months and is supervised by professors and experienced scientists.
Message application takes up a lot of time, people just WhatsApp send information article 30 billion every day.
So if each channel takes up to 2ms, then we can do 10 channels within that 20ms before which we need to loop back to ch1.”.
This thing takes up space, it's a bit of a monster, but that also means it's nearly as easy to upgrade as an Alienware Aurora.
It takes up space and does not need to worry about how to store it, etc., without heating.
However, this process usually takes up to a year and these products should have been used long before such a long period.
Investing in a house is a very important decision, as the amount needed takes up almost all of one's savings.
To-day Sam's grandson"takes up" with a woman without license or ceremony;
The Tencent-owned super-app already takes up roughly one-third of China's mobile data usage, and they have been expanding their functionality.
As Washington takes up the mantle of tax reform, Friedman LLP proudly releases a timely series of insights gleaned from….
The procedure takes up to two hours, with several extractions made while the patient is sedated.
The berry has a single seed, which takes up the bulk of the fruit, with the remainder being pulp.
Sāriputta, when one lays down this body and takes up another body, then I say one is blameworthy.