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1、never gone───n.风云再起（专辑名称）；从未离开（歌曲名称）；n.风云再起（专辑名称）; 从未离开（歌曲名称）
2、gone───v.走；行进；去（参加活动）；（为了某目的）到；（起跑口令）开始（go的过去分词）；adj.离去的；死去的；神情恍惚的；无望的；很棒的；不复存在的；怀孕（一定时间）的；用光的；迷恋某人
3、gone up───增长；上升；被兴建起来
4、up by───上升
5、gone going───逝去（歌曲名称）
6、gone against───不利于；违反；反对
7、gone into───进入；加入；变得；探究
8、has gone───做的好 (Have A Good One)
9、have gone───已经走了
1、Sirry Hjaltested, a pre-school teacher who joins in the Saturday protests, says that her grocery bills have gone up by half in a few months.───雪莉·海雅特斯蒂，一个参加了周六游行前教师，说她的日用品的开支在几个月内已经上升了一半。
2、of third-class mail has gone up by 50 per cent.───邮件的邮资上涨了50%。
3、Expenditure on education has gone up by seven point eight per cent over and above inflation.───教育支出增长率比通货膨胀率高出7.8%。
4、America's saving rate has gone up by four points so far.───美国的储蓄率目前为止已经增长了4个百分点。
5、"Business has gone up by more than 10 percent in the last several months, " Ms. Liu said during a brief lull on an otherwise busy day.───“过去几个月，生意增加了10%以上，”刘丽彩在短暂的休息期间说。如果不是休息，这又将是繁忙的一天。
6、A new tall building have gone up by the end of this tearm. There is a library, tow reading room, three computer room in the building.───这个学习我们学校造了一幢新的大楼，大楼里有两个阅览室、一个图书馆、三间微机房。
7、Since 1998 wages have gone up by no less than 14% a year, while export prices have fallen.───自1998年以来工资涨幅每年不低于14%，而与此同时企业的出口价格却在下降。
8、By one dealer's reckoning, fine-violin prices have gone up by an average of nearly 12% a year since 1950.───一位贸易商估计，自1950年后，好的小提琴价格平均每年增幅大约为12%。
9、In many countries unemployment has not gone up by as much as one might expect given the depth of the crisis.───尽管此次危机非常严重，但是许多国家的失业率并没有预计上升的那样快。
1、In some cases, prices had gone up by 38 cents a gallon.
2、The average cost of a new house has gone up by 5% to £76 500.
3、Expenditure on education has gone up by seven point eight per cent over and above inflation.
4、Unemployment in the country has gone up by a million.
5、Real incomes have gone up by 10% in the past year.
6、The entrance fees to the park have gone up by 50%.
7、The monthly mortgage payment for Jarek Wiewiorski's apartment has gone up by a fifth, to 1,800 zloty , about $600.