英和和英

alternately upward and downward

shift from low into high

slope upward

to wave one's hand in an exaggerated way

to cut something down from the top

to turn something upside down

the action of cutting something in an upward direction

move a flag up and down

to cut something in an upward motion

the action of cutting something by using downward strokes

to write in an order which progresses from the top of a page to the bottom of a page

to alternately float up and sink down

to rise in rank―fall in rand

to stick out from both the top and the bottom of something

to cut something downwards

to alternately ascend and descend

to look up

The house is topsyturvy―being turned upside down.

to push something off of a high place

to fall from a high place to a low place

rise from table＝leave the table

take and lift upward

to get up and fall down

to sway one's bottom from side to side

to go up and down the stairs

brought over―brought forward―brought down―from last page

to climb ［mount］ from the low to the high

to come down from above

climb down a ladder

leaped agilely from roof to roof