(a) (of the curtain on the stage of a theatre) be raised （指幕布）升起
*The curtain goes up on (ie is raised to show) a suburban living-room. 幕布升起, 展现的是市郊住宅的起居室.
(b) be built 兴建
*New office blocks are going up everywhere. 到处都在兴建新的办公楼群.
(c) be destroyed by fire or an explosion; be blown up 烧毁; 炸毁
*The whole building went up in flames. 整座建筑物在大火中焚毁.
(d) become higher in price, level, etc; rise （价格、水平等）上升, 增长
*The price of cigarettes is going up/Cigarettes are going up (in price). 香烟价上涨了[香烟涨价了].
* Unemployment has gone up again. 失业人数又上升了. go `up (to...) begin one's studies at a university (esp at Oxford or Cambridge) 进大学（尤指进牛津或剑桥）
*She went up (to Cambridge) in 1977. 她于1977年进入（剑桥）大学. go up (to...) (from...) go from one place to another, esp from a smaller place to London or from the south to the north of Britain 从一处到另一处（尤指从小地方到伦敦或从英国南部到北部）
*We're going up to London next weekend. 下周末我们上伦敦去.
* When are you next going up to Scotland? 下次你什么时候北上苏格兰?