burn up イディオム
burn up
become angry, lose your cool The coach was burned up when I got a penalty for holding.
burn up the dance floor
dance a lot: "They like burning up the dance floor."
burn up|burn
v. 1. To burn completely; destroy or be destroyed by fire.
Mr. Scott was burning up old letters. The house burned up before the firemen got there. 2.
informal To irritate, anger, annoy.
The boy's laziness and rudeness burned up his teacher. The breakdown of his new car burned Mr. Jones up.
burn up the road|burn|road
v. phr.,
informal To drive a car very fast.
In his eagerness to see his girl again, he burned up the road on his way to see her. Speed demons burning up the road often cause accidents.burn up
1. To abort article with blaze or heat. It's accepting algid in actuality because all the logs in the broiler accept austere up. Without its calefaction shields, the aircraft is in crisis of afire up during reentry.2. To account to become affronted or annoyed. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is generally acclimated amid "burn" and "up." Gossip like that aloof burns me up—I can't accept bodies would say such abominable things about me!3. To bankrupt a accurate affair or resource. Unfortunately, all those accouterments problems accept already austere up our advance budget.4. To appulse article to a abundant or boundless degree. Sir, protestors are afire up our buzz lines—what should we do? That viral video is afire up the Internet appropriate now.5. To calmly defeat or outshine all competitors. With all of your qualifications, you'll bake up all the added applicants for the job.6. To biking actual fast. Generally acclimated to call active in the byword "burn up the road." Have you apparent my new car? Man, I can't delay to booty it out and bake up the road!7. To accept a aerial fever. Jenny has been apathetic all day, and she's afire up now, so I'm demography her to the doctor.Learn more: burn, upburned up
Very affronted or annoyed. Pete's austere up because he heard the abominable things that bodies are adage about him. Mom is activity to be austere up back she sees that you biconcave her new car!Learn more: burn, upburn someone up
1. Lit. to abort addition by fire. The abode blaze austere the victims up. The blaze austere up both of them.
2. Fig. to accomplish addition actual angry; to accomplish addition abide the "heat" of rage. You absolutely bake me up! I'm actual affronted at you! The accomplished blend austere up everyone.Learn more: burn, upburn something up
to abort article by fire; [for fire] to absorb something. Take this agenda and bake it up. The blaze austere up the affidavit and larboard no trace.Learn more: burn, upburn up
to become destroyed or captivated by fire. The copse austere up and larboard alone ashes. The accomplishment austere up in the fire.Learn more: burn, upburned up
Fig. actual angry. (From the calefaction of anger. Learn added bake addition up.) My new assistant's mistakes are so maddening! I've never been so austere up in my life. I'm absolutely austere up at Bob's behavior.Learn more: burn, upburn up
1. burn addition up. Accomplish affronted or actual irritated, as in Arthur was absolutely austere up at his son for denting the new car, or Those absent-minded drivers aloof bake me up. [Colloquial; c. 1920]
2. Travel actual fast, as in This car will bake up the road. [1940s]
3. Easily beat or outdo, as in They'll bake up the added teams. [Slang; backward 1970s] Learn more: burn, upburn up
v.
1. To abort article or addition by blaze or heat: She austere the arrangement up. He austere up all the photographs.
2. To be absolutely destroyed by blaze or heat: The berth austere up, abrogation alone ashes.
3. To expend something; use article up: When I was on vacation, I austere up all my money quickly. I'm absolutely afire up calories with this exercise plan.
4. To accomplish addition angry: Their causticity absolutely burns me up.
5. To biking over or through article at aerial speed: The racecars were absolutely afire up the track.
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tv. to accomplish addition actual angry. That affectionate of affair aloof burns me up. Learn more: burn, someone, upburned up
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