Look at this old photo of our class at school.
看看这张我们班级的老照片Z,[V!3J@BI9E@~f=)。
Oh yes, there's Simon Studious. He was such a swot. I wonder whatever happened to him.
哦，是的，这是好学生西蒙fmZLY[AJ5oU。他真是个学霸=AA^ch(V1qk9%3(。我想知道他现在发展怎么样,X0d1(ZZZg。
I heard he started his own software company; he's a multi-millionaire now.
听说他开了一家软件公司，他现在可是个百万富翁#F.lBAWmM+bo-。

Oh. Wish I'd worked a bit harder then.
哎I3nK]nJOwXPkCv.。后悔当初我没有发奋学习U#eT6P0!_WV41PGJS。
But you don't have to be a student to use this word.
倒也不必用这个词汇来形容aJ7TeCw%X)fXI)HWJN。
We can use the verb form – to swot up – to mean learn more about anything.
我们可以使用其动词形式—刻苦攻读，意味着求知若渴Tujv7nwW#=uN7。
So I could say I'm going to swot up on laptops because I want to buy a new computer.
所以我可以说我要研究笔记本电脑，因为我想买一台新电脑TZ9cc_)29NJ;blGYNf0*。
You certainly could.
当然可以fb;_=+nI.hhYqu[j。

译文来自可可英语