Move up through Meaning in English
expression
释义
To advance to higher positions, levels, or ranks in a group, organization, or system, usually over time and through different stages.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in professional or organizational contexts, often about career progression ('move up through the company'). It's not formal, but typically appears in workplace or growth discussions. Can be applied to any system with ranks or levels.
例句
She hopes to move up through the company quickly.
basic
It takes years to move up through the school system.
basic
You can move up through the ranks by working hard.
basic
After starting as an intern, he managed to move up through several departments.
natural
Few people move up through the ranks so quickly.
natural
He’s hoping to move up through leadership positions over the next few years.
natural