1.在收款机上结算,在收银机上记录
2.一段时间内收入或损失的钱
3.打电话给,主要用于英式英语
1.to record an amount of money by pressing buttons on a cash register
2.to make or lose a particular amount of money in sales, profits, or losses in a period of time
3.to phone someone, mainly used in British English
1.Fell for one person means when ring up but don't know what to say, only desire to hear the familiar voice, the voice of the heart.
爱一个人就是拔通电话时，忽然不知道说什么好，原来只是想听听那熟悉的声音，而想拔通的只是自已心底的那根弦。
2.Please ring up the train station and find out whether the train from Guangzhou has arrived or not.
请给火车站打个电话看看广州来的火车到站没有。
3.One day you may be able to ring up a library and ask to see a book .
有一天，你也许可以打电话，要求图书馆看到一本书。
4.There's a chance that your discounted item may not ring up as on sale when you actually get up to the cash register.
当你来到收银机旁为打折物品结账而不能获得打折价格时，广告单就是一个很好的机会。
5.One day you may be able to ring up alibraryandask to see a book.
或许有一天，你可以打电话给图书馆，说要看一本书。
6.I'll ring up to see if he is there.
我要打电话，看他是否在那里。
7.With a quick wink to the clerk, I slipped a dollar bill onto the counter and signaled the clerk to ring up the sale.
我对店员使了一个眼色，偷偷地把一张一美元的钞票放到柜台上，示意店员收银。
8.For supermarkets, Motorola makes a handheld scanner that customers carry around; it lets them ring up and bag groceries as they go.
摩托罗拉公司为超级市场制作了一个手持式扫描设备，顾客可以携带；他们可以帮助顾客结账，并在离开超市之前装袋。
9.Not exactly an 'awesome job' by any means, but it's a start. When I got home, the first thing I did was to ring up the number.
虽然这还算不上那种真正意义上的‘梦幻工作’，但这毕竟是一个好的开头。那天我回家干的第一件事便是打通那个电话。
10.I thought you said you were going to ring up last night .
我以为昨天晚你会给我打电话