In a circle of thirty women, you will not see two hairstyles, two dresses, two get-ups that resemble each other.BritishAnd as I dried myself off, getting dressed in the same get-up as I had worn in the dream, I just couldn't wait to tell Sasha about my plan of action.North AmericanAccessories have to fit right, blend with your style and personality, and match properly with the rest of your get-up.North AmericanA modest, nonattention-getting outfit beats a flashy get-up every time.North American Show get up toget verbget up to something (informal) be involved in something, especially something illicit or surprisingwhat did you get up to last weekend?ExamplesThat pupil was asked to take Romeo on their after-school adventures and take photos of what they had got up to.BritishYou smiled when you saw him play and you laughed when you heard what he got up to.BritishIt was always a dream of mine that one day they would ask me what I got up to during the summer break.BritishIn some cases it may be needed, however who cares what this guy got up to at University?British get up someone's nosenose noun (British English, informal) irritate or annoy someoneI bet it really gets up your nose that I've been so successfulExamplesSomeone had got up his nose by suggesting all wars are started by capitalism.BritishThis affront by the English of thinking they are the FA has been getting up my nose for ages.BritishIt gets up your nose when you see other towns like Preston and Blackburn getting more money than us.BritishBut it is Mr White's next remark that gets up my nose.British get-up-and-goUK /ˌɡɛtʌp(ə)n(d)ˈɡəʊ/get verb (informal) energy, enthusiasm, and initiativehe'd lost the get-up-and-go that had always driven him in lifeExamplesAmbition, a spirit of get-up-and-go and a sense of pride in our community were all we had to rely on to drag ourselves up to a better standard of living.BritishHe is a new man, full of vigour and get-up-and-go.BritishHere we have a company with entrepreneurial spirit and get-up-and-go.New ZealandIdeally, I would like to work in an energetic workplace with fast turnaround and lots of get-up-and-go.New Zealand pick up speedalso get up speedspeed noun(of a vehicle) go faster; accelerateonce out of the village, they picked up speedthe debate has picked up steam recently (figurative) pick up steamalso get up steamsteam noun1. generate enough pressure to drive a steam enginewe were assured that the boat could pick up steam in ten minutes or so2. (of a project in its early stages) gradually gain more impetushis campaign steadily picked up steamExamplesTelevision star Thompson entered the race later than the other candidates and has yet to pick up the steam on the campaign.North AmericanThe experience of the past year has forced the company to reorient its strategy, including a few steps in reverse, in order to pick up steam.North American get out of bed on the wrong sidealso get up on the wrong side of the bed (US English)bed nounstart the day in a bad mood, which continues all day longdid you get out of bed on the wrong side this morning?ExamplesEither he got up on the wrong side of the bed today, or he's just fed up with the Franco-German international shuffle. Get on with có nghĩa là gì?Nghĩa từ Get on with Ý nghĩa của Get on with là: Tiếp tục hoặc bắt đầu làm gì đó Wake Up và Get up có gì khác nhau?"Wake up" thường chỉ việc tỉnh dậy từ giấc ngủ hoặc trạng thái ngủ, có thể xảy ra vào bất kỳ thời điểm nào trong ngày. Khi bạn tỉnh dậy, bạn có thể vẫn nằm trong giường hoặc đang thức giấc. "Get up" ám chỉ hành động bước ra khỏi giường và bắt đầu ngày mới. Phrasal verb get up nghĩa là gì?Theo từ điển Oxford, phrasal verb Get up mang nghĩa là: “to stand up after sitting, lying, etc.” (Từ điển Oxford) - nghĩa: đứng dậy sau khi ngồi, nằm, v.v. “to get out of bed; to make somebody get out of bed” - nghĩa: ra khỏi giường; làm cho ai đó ra khỏi giường. Get Up thuốc từ loại gì?Cấu trúc phrasal verbsCụm động từ bao gồm 1 động từ + 1 trạng từ/giới từ: get up, go through, write down, take after. |
