<主英，非正>到达; 停止; <非正>呕出; 把…带到楼上
1. 偶然到达;无意中到达
If you fetch up somewhere, you arrive there, especially when you have not planned to go there.
e.g. He spent the first few months on a walking and sketching tour, before fetching up in Dublin.
他头几个月的行程都是边走边画，不期然间竟然到了都柏林。
1. It estimates that the market scale in China may finally fetch up to around 30 billion yuan in the year 2010.
2. fetch up
2. Zhang vowed to set up more spots in residential areas to make it more convenient for residents to fetch the copies.
3. The diamond is expected to attract furious bidding from buyers worldwide and could fetch up to $ 30 million.