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Phrasal Under-Upon

Phrasal preposition Under-Upon

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Fall UNDER >>> The education system fell under the control of the church. To belong to or be included in a particular group of things
Go UNDER >>> Everyone rushed to save him when he went under . To sink below the surface of the water
Go UNDER >>> Does she go under any other names ? To be known by a particular name or title
Knuckle UNDER >>> The teacher made the students knuckle under and hand their projects in on time. Submit to authority
Act UP >>> Amina is acting up with me I think she might have some problems with me Behave badly
Add UP >>> The figures add up to 100 To make a mathematical total
Back UP >>> The woman backed up to the wall. To move backward in a short distance
Bag UP >>> The vegetables were bagged up and sent to the market. To put usually in large amounts
Balls UP >>> I made a real ball up of my exams. To spoil
Beat UP >>> Her husband used to beat her up. To hit repeatedly
Beat(yourself) UP >>> If we don’t succeed the first time, we shouldn’t beat ourselves up . Blame yourself
Beef UP >>> The company is trying to beef up its image. To make bigger
Bind UP >>> He is too bound up in his work to have much time for his children. To be very busy
Blaze UP >>> His anger blazed up uncontrollably. Start burning more strongly
Bolster UP >>> He tried to bolster up their morale. To encourage
Bone UP >>> I must bone up my French before we go to Paris. Revise something
Bottle UP >>> Tell someone how you are feeling instead of bottling it all up . Hide feelings
Break UP >>> She’s just broken up with her boyfriend. To end a relationship
Brighten UP >>> Brighten up your bedroom with few flowers. Making something more attractive/interesting
Brush UP >>> You must brush up your French before going to France. Practice something
Build UP >>> Build up slowly until you can jog for 30 minutes. Gradually prepare
Burn UP >>> The way he treats me burns me up . Make someone angry
Butter UP >>> We’d better butter him up a bit before we ask for his help. To say nice things about someone
Call UP >>> She called up all the files he’d worked on. To obtain information
Camp(it) UP >>> I camped it up in the final scene. Exaggerate behavior
Catch UP >>> I want to catch up with all your news. To find out about things
Cheer UP >>> She seems to have cheered up since Sunday. To become happier
Chew UP >>> The baby chewed up the cookie and swallowed. Bite something to swallow
Choke UP >>> This song chokes me up . Make upset
Clam UP >>> He always clams up when we ask about his family. Refuse to speak about something
Clean UP >>> The movie cleaned up at the award ceremony. Very successful
Clutter UP >>> I’m sick of all these books cluttering up my office. To fill with a lot of things
Cock UP >>> The travel agency completely cocked up the arrangements. Spoil something
Dial UP >>> Would you dial up the post office for me ? To call somebody on the telephone
Dig UP >>> The past is the past. Why do you want to dig up ? Find it/search for it
Dispose UP >>> The lawyers tried to dispose up all the evidence. To defeat or kill sb
Divide(sth) UP >>> I and my friend divided up the bill. To divide or share with
Do UP >>> We have hired an interior designer to do up our flat. To decorate
Doll(yourself) UP >>> I dolled up for my birthday. to make yourself look attractive by putting on fashion
Dolled UP >>> She was all dolled up for her wedding night. To get ready for a special occasion by putting on fashionable clothes, doing your hair. etc
Doped UP >>> Patients are kept doped up most of the time. To be in a state where you cannot think clearly
Dose(yourself) UP >>> She dosed him up with medicines and sent him to bed To give sb a large amount of medicine
Draw(yourself) UP >>> The bus drew up outside. To come to a stop
Dream(sth) UP >>> The project was dreamed up by local businessmen. To have an idea or think of plan especially one which is not practical
Dredge UP >>> There is no point in dredging up the past. Remind people of unpleasant things happened in the past
Dredge(sth) UP >>> Ronny managed to dredge up a smile. To mention sth that Sb has forgotten
Dried UP >>> Raisins were dried up under the sun. Completely dry
Drum UP >>> Animal rights activists have been trying to drum up support for their campaign against the insensitive killing of stray dogs. Gain support
Drum(sth) UP >>> We are launching a new business to drum up our salary. To work hard to get sth
Dry UP >>> Sam dried up during his t hird act. When supply dries up it is no longer available
Dude(yourself) UP >>> My friend was trying to dude himself up at the party last night. To make yourself attractive to impress someone by wearing expensive clothes
Dummy UP >>> He dummies up when we ask something about his family. To say nothing
Eased UP >>> The doctor told Amir to ease up . To go slow or to make less effort
Eat UP >>> Ahmed will be late for school. Eat quickly
Eat(sb) UP >>> The anger was eating her up inside. Guilty anger
Eat(sth) UP >>> The lion eats up the deer. To eat all the food
Edge UP >>> We gradually increase inflation is edging rival . Price if
End UP >>> Ali ended up in prison. To reach or come to
Even(sth) UP >>> If Ali gives you another 5 dollars that will even things up to the bit. To make a situation
Eye(sb) UP >>> Ayesha is eyeing me up as a potential customer. To look at sb in a way that shows that you are interested
Eye(sth) UP >>> Are you eyeing up that strawberry tart ? To look closely at sth
Fancy(sth) UP >>> You don’t need to fancy up your web pages. To make sth look more attractive by adding decoration to it
Fasten UP >>> The dress fastens up at the front. To close or to make sth close
Fatten UP >>> We are fattening the livestock up for slaughter. To become fatter to give an animal or a person a lot of food so that they become
Gang UP >>> We need to gang up to cope with this serious issue. Form a group
Gear UP >>> Management is geared up to sort out problems. Get ready
Get(caught) UP >>> Several tourists got caught up in the riots. To become involved in something unpleasant
Go UP >>> My pension has gone $6 a week. To become higher in price, level
Go UP >>> Roman went up the stairs very slowly. To move from a lower position to a higher one or upstairs in a building
Gobble(sth) UP >>> The rent gobbles up half of his earnings. To use money very quickly
Goof UP >>> I goofed up with my homework. To make a mistake
Grass(sb) UP >>> My friend grassed up his boyfriend. To inform police about the crime
Ham(it) UP >>> The actors were hamming it up . Do in an artificial way
Hang UP >>> Hang it up and complete your work. End a telephone conversation
Heap UP >>> A huge pile of plates was heaped up . To put into a pile
Heat UP >>> The pipes will expand as they heat up. Become hot
Hold UP >>> The coach held up the bat for players to see. Show as an example
Hole UP >>> The thieves holed up in an empty warehouse. To hide somewhere
Hook UP >>> My mother helps me to hook up my dress. Fasten
Hurry UP >>> Hurry up, guys! We are getting late. Be quick
Jack UP >>> The government is going to jack up the price of gasoline again. To raise, increase
Jazz UP >>> My mother jazzed up my room with new furniture. To make gaudy, more attractive and bright
Join UP >>> We’ll join up with the other groups later. To connect
Juice UP >>> I need to juice up my phone because the battery is dead. To charge up
Keep UP >>> My neighbors kept me up till after 4 am with their loud music last night. Not let someone go to bed
Kick UP >>> My back kicks up when it gets cold. Cause trouble or pain
Knock UP >>> They knocked a model up over the weekend. Produce or create something quickly
Lap UP >>> He lapped up their efforts. Appreciate something.
Light UP >>> Amir letup as soon as he got out of the room. Light or start smoking a cigarette
Lighten UP >>> I told them to lighten up but they continued discussing this topic. Be less serious.
Line UP >>> The animal line up gives the message of discipline. Arrange in a line
Link UP >>> The market links up with society. Connect, join
Live UP >>> She's been living it up like crazy since she won the world. Have a good time by spending a lot of money
Load UP >>> Loaded up runs on the left side of the road. Fill a machine or vehicle.
Look UP >>> The company is looking up day by day. Improve
Make UP >>> They made up an excuse to submit the late assignment. Invent a story.
Mark UP >>> Industries marked up due to the more demand and less supply. Increase the price of something.
Mash UP >>> He mashed up the videos into a single movie. Mix sources of audio, video or other computer sources
Measure UP >>> The area of the room measured up by the estate agent. Find the size of something
Mess UP >>> She messed up all the information because of careless behavior. Spoil or ruin.
Mix UP >>> I mixed up to do freelancing because of no experience. Confuse
Mock UP >>> The teacher also mocked up in the learning ability of students. Make a model of something to show or test it.
Mop UP >>> Research is doing to mop up on different levels. Resolve a problem
Move UP >>> She moved up because of her hard work. Move to a higher level.
Mug UP >>> Students mug up the entire syllabus before exams. Study quickly, revise.
Open UP >>> I hate to open up my personal life. Start to talk freely about something.
Owe UP >>> He owed up to breaking glass. Confess
Pick UP >>> Will you pick me up from the station on Monday? The act of picking someone or something up
Polish UP >>> His Spanish is not bad but he should polish it up a bit. To make or become smooth by polishing
Ring UP >>> Ring me up in the evening Make a telephone call
Round UP >>> Round it up to fifty pounds, please Gather together
Run UP >>> I ran up to him and hugged him the period preceding a notable even
Saddle UP >>> Fred saddled up a horse and set out for Kingston to pick up the mail to fasten a seat on the back of a horse   , or to ride a horse
Save UP >>> I want to save up for a new computer To keep the money so that you can buy something with it in the future
Save(sth) UP >>> I saved up all my salary to gift my mom a ring To keep your money instead of saving it
Screw UP >>> You'd better not screw it up this time Completely mismanage or mishandle a situation
Show UP >>> We'd been waiting for him for 2 hours and he didn't show up To arrive somewhere to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly
Sign UP >>> John has signed up for almost all classes When will he find time for that? Conclude a business deal
Speed UP >>> Speed up , we can't drive so slow on a highway An increase in speed, especially in machines rate of working
Split UP >>> I'm not with Susan anymore, we split up two weeks ago An ending of a relationship or partnership
Stay UP >>> Tom stayed up till 3 in the night to watch the final NBA play Not go to bed
Stock UP >>> I think we should stock up with beer - your friends are coming tonight To get a large quantity of something for later use
Sum UP >>> To sum up our discussion - we need to hire two more people Give a summary
Take UP >>> Roan's taken up basketball recently Become interested or engaged in a pursuit
Turn UP >>> He disappeared as quickly as he had turned up Something that you have been looking for turns up
Use UP >>> You need to use up the old paint before opening a new tin To finish supply of something
Vamp UP >>> Helen decided to vamp up the living room as it was looking old and dull now To Makeup, manufacture, fabricate
Wait UP >>> Hey guys, wait up To not go to bed until comes home
Walk UP >>> She walked straight up to the desk and asked to see the manager To approach confidently
Wall UP >>> A woman was walled up in a small room To keep as a prisoner in a place surrounded by walls
Warm UP >>> This computer takes a long time to warm up To become warmer
Wash UP >>> His body was washed up on the beach two days later Wash dirty plates, glasses, etc
Weigh UP >>> It’s important to weigh up all possible courses of action Think carefully about a situation before you decide what to do
Well UP >>> She felt anger welling up inside her If a liquid wells up, it raises to the surface and flow
Wire UP >>> The microphone had not been wired up properly To connect through a piece of electrical equipment by using electrical wires
Yield UP >>> He swore, he would never yield up the castle to the English To allow else to take that you own
Zip UP >>> I can’t zip my jacket up To fasten with a zip/zipper
Go UP AGAINST >>> In a consumer taste test lays went up against kurkure. To face sb/sth difficult especially in competition
Keep UP AT >>> Learning a language is difficult, but if you keep up at it, you'll succeed in the end. Continue, not quit
Get(it) UP FOR >>> The audience gave it up for a new guest. applaud
Stand UP FOR >>> You should always stand up for your beliefs Speak or act in support of
Act UP ON >>> You must act upon the advice of your parents To take action
Add UP TO >>> The cost of the house adds up to a million dollars Come to a certain amount or figure
Face UP TO >>> Ahmed must face up to the fact that he is no longer young. To accept and deal with difficulty
Go UP TO >>> This road goes up to the hospital. Go in a particular direction
Kiss UP TO >>> He is a creep and is always kissing up to the director. Try to get into someone's favor
Look UP TO >>> She looks up to her parents and teachers. Respect
Keep UP WITH >>> He walks too fast and it's really hard to keep up with him. Move at the same rate
Link UP WITH >>> We link up with the Oxford university over the web. Connect with someone or contact them.
Put UP WITH >>> How do you put up with him? He's so irritating. To tolerate or accept
Base UPON >>> The report is based on the wrong figures. Origin of something
Hit UPON >>> I was pondering about this issue for a long time, finally, I hit upon an idea. Find expectedly
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