higher-ups

英 [ˈhaɪə(r) ʌps]

美 [ˈhaɪər ʌps]

n.  上级; 上司; 长官
higher-up的复数

柯林斯词典

• 高层人物;要员
  Ahigher-upis an important person who has a lot of authority and influence.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 high-up

双语例句

• But it makes a difference. When an employee takes style direction from higher-ups, the company looks at it as a sign of emotional intelligence.
  如果一个员工仿效了上司的穿衣风格，公司会将这种行为视为情商高的表现。
• What is more, I will often communicate with the higher-ups and associates to find my deficiency in the job so that I can mend it in time.
  重要的是平时多与领导、同事沟通，从而发现本身在工作上的不足，以便及时改正；
• If a manager booked travel himself, higher-ups would think he was wasting time.
  如果一位经理自己做这些事，上级会认为他是在浪费时间。
• He did not really represent their opinions to the higher-ups, although he claimed he did.
  他没有真正地把他们的意见反映给上级，尽管他说已经反映过了。
• Take note of how higher-ups at your company express their ideas.
  4.注意上司是如何表达观点的。
• The local officers approved the plan, but the state higher-ups did not accept it.
  本地官员同意这计划，但州官员却反对。
• You don't have to wine and dine your higher-ups.
  你犯不着用酒肉来奉承上司。
• I just remembered to a bunch of higher-ups.
  想起来我还要一堆顶头上司批准的咧。
• It's a meeting with the higher-ups on these bad loans.
  上级们开关于呆帐的会。
• Whatever it is that you will be finishing up is certain to bring you praise from higher-ups.
  不管你将要完成的是什么，都会给你带来赞扬。