aforementioned 和 above-mentioned 和 “foregoing . . . "aforementioned"Above-mentioned (not always hyphenated) is good English and is still regularly used in letters, articles or notes when referring to something already referred to or outlined earlier in the piece By its meaning, of course, it makes no sense when
upon 和 above above 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative uponupon is when things are touching "the hat sat upon his head" above can be touching or not touching, usually not touching "the sky above you", "the keys are above the drawers" if two items are touching, "on top of" is better than "upon" or "above" "the hat
up above 和 above 和 up 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative Above can be a place if you say above what “Above the stove” or “above my apartment ” Up is a direction “I ran up the stairs ” “He went up the elevator ”
beforementioned是什么意思？ -关于英语 (美国)（英文 . . . You usually hear “aforementioned” It means “previously talked about” As an example, “the aforementioned book” would be the speaker talking about a book that had already been talked about earlier in the discussion
first up 和 firstly 和 first of all 和 above all 和有什么不 . . . first up and first of all would mean you are beginning to state something that will usually have multiple statements afterwards, firstly isn't really correct and I Wouldnt recommend using it and above all would mean that you feel that whatever is Above All is more
up above 和 above 和 up 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative "Up above" usually just means the sky, but could mean a heaven or something similar in different contexts It makes it more mysterious to me |up above, would mean, just on top of "the top" like upper than normal "up" 的同义词