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Phrasal verbs - UP (1. Movement in a upwards direction (opposite of down),…

- - - - "I tried his home number but he didn't pick up."
    - - "She went over to the crying child and picked her up."
  - - - "I get up at 6 am"
  - - - "She and Lenny brought up her brother's four children"
  - - - "The average cost of a new house has gone up by five percent"
    - - "The curtain went up on another performance."
  - - - "She grew up in Boston"
- - - - "You don't need to dress up to go to the mall - jeans and a T-shirt are fine"
  - - - "She was sick so I sent her some flowers to cheer her up."
  - - - "If we talk up the event, people will come."
  - - - "The party was only just starting to warm up as I left."
- - - - "I've set up a meeting for Friday."
  - - - "You should warm up before going running"
  - - - "She took up the English classes 3 years ago"
- - - - "She brought up our last trip during lunch."
  - - - "I looked it up in the dictionary."
  - - - "It was getting late when she finally showed up."
    - - "a broken bone showed up on the X-ray"
- - - - "Their marriage has broken up."
  - - - "The bomb blew up."
  - - - "He cut up the meat on his plate."
- - - - "Fill up the tank, please"
  - - - "I won't take up any more of your time."
  - - - "Try not to bottle up your emotions."
- - - - "Making soup is a good way of using up leftover vegetables."
  - - - "Drink up your juice."
  - - - "Come on. Eat up your potatoes."
- - - - "Could you speak up? We can't hear at the back."
    - - "I love that they encourage girls to speak up and be brave."
  - - - "Can you try and speed things up a bit?"