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Drink up |
Often this means ‘drink a lot’ or ‘finish your drink’.
Drink up and I will pour you some more wine. |
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End up |
The very end of a situation - the outcome or result. We ended up traveling to Greece because the airfare was so cheap. If we keep going this way, we will end up totally lost. |
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Lawyer up |
To make sure you have a full legal representation. After the accident, he had to lawyer up. |
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Do it up |
Do 100% When they redecorated their house, they really did it up. |
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Live it up |
Live life to the fullest. It is New Year’s Eve; let’s live it up! It is my birthday I’m going to live it up. |
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Grow up |
To grow (emotionally) or mature. She really grew up when her family had economic problems and she had to take more responsibility. She grew up in Canada. (became adult) |
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Speed up |
Increase your speed. Can you speed up? I need to get to the airport by 10:00 or I will miss my plane. Could you please speed it up a bit? There are people waiting behind you. |
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Listen up |
This usually means listen 100%. Everybody, listen up the following information is essential. Listen up, class, I’m going to explain our next activity. |
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Eat up |
Often this means ‘eat a lot’ or ‘finish what you are eating’. Eat up guys - we want to finish all the pizza! Can you eat up, the restaurant are closing. |
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Fill up |
This means to fill completely. Don’t just give me a little water fill it up I just ran 10 km. Brenda filled up my glass with wine. |
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Sit up |
The means sit 100% correctly - no bad posture. When you are at the dinner table, sit up like a gentleman - your posture is horrible. |
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Speak up |
Speak louder. Can you speak up? I can’t hear you over this music. |
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Brush up on (Sth) |
refresh knowledge of Frank joined the course to brush up on his math skills. I would like to brush up on tennis. |
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Keep up |
Go as fast Move at the same speed as someone or something |
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Offer up |
To say a prayer or make sacrifice to a god. Provide something that is intended to impress or satisfied someone. |