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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   upon

   • IPA[əˈpän]

   美式

   • prep.
     more formal term for on, especially in abstract senses
2. • 相關詞

   come upon

   • ph.
     meet or find someone or something by chance

   Oxford American Dictionary

   come upon

   • ph.
     meet or find someone or something by chance

   Oxford Dictionary

   put upon

   • adj.
     taken advantage of as a result of one's good nature; expected or asked to do too much: I've encouraged her to say no if she really feels put upon his put-upon personal assistant

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   sit-upon

   • n.
     a person's buttocks.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   put upon

   • ph.
     take advantage of (someone) by exploiting their good nature

   Oxford American Dictionary

   sit-upon

   • n.
     a person's buttocks.

   Oxford Dictionary

   put upon

   • adj.
     taken advantage of as a result of one's good nature; expected or asked to do too much: I've encouraged her to say no if she really feels put upon his put-upon personal assistant

   Oxford American Dictionary

   enter on/upon

   • ph.
     begin (an activity or job); start to pursue (a particular course in life)

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   upon

   • IPA[əˈpɒn]

   英式

   • prep.
     more formal term for on, especially in abstract senses

   Oxford Dictionary