Смысл: screw up 
screw up [ʹskru:ʹʌp]
phr v
<Í> 1. завинчивать; наглухо закрывать
to screw up a door - наглухо забить дверь
2. взвинчивать (цены и т. п. )
to screw up the rents - резко повысить квартплату
3. подвинчивать
to screw up the strings of a fiddle - подтягивать струны скрипки
4. подтягивать, укреплять
to screw up discipline - подтягивать дисциплину
he wants screwing up - его нужно подтянуть
to screw up one's courage - собрать всё своё мужество; набраться храбрости
to screw oneself up to do smth. - собраться с духом, чтобы сделать что-л. (неприятное или опасное )
5. 1) сжимать
to screw up a piece of paper into a ball - скатать шарик из бумаги
he screwed up her letter - он скомкал её письмо
2) морщить (лоб ); поджимать (губы )
to screw up one's eyes - прищуриться
to screw up one's face /one's features/ - сморщиться, поморщиться, скривиться
a face screwed up with pain - лицо, искажённое от боли
to screw up one's lips - кривить /поджимать/ губы
Jenny screwed her face up into an expression of utmost seriousness - Дженни сумела придать своему лицу выражение полной серьёзности
6. создавать напряжение; возбуждать
I am terribly screwed up at the mere thought of going to the dentist - от одной мысли о визите к зубному врачу меня бросает в дрожь
the last few minutes before going on stage always screw him up - последние минуты перед выходом на сцену он всегда ужасно волнуется
7.сл.
to screw up the whole thing - завалить всё дело
the attack was screwed up - наступление провалилось
<Í> 1. завинчивать; наглухо закрывать
2. взвинчивать (
3. подвинчивать
4. подтягивать, укреплять
5. 1) сжимать
2) морщить (
6. создавать напряжение; возбуждать
7.
crew up Идиома
screw up one's courage
Idiom(s): screw up one's courageTheme: COURAGE
to build up one's courage.
• I guess I have to screw up my courage and go to the dentist.
• I spent all morning screwing up my courage to take my driver's test.
screw up
Idiom(s): screw sb or sth upTheme: TROUBLE
to cause trouble for someone or something. (Slang.)
• Your advice about making a lot of money really screwed me up. Now I'm broke.
• Your efforts screwed up the entire project.
screw up|screw
v. phr., slang, semi-vulgar, best avoided 1. To make a mess of, to make an error which causes confusion. The treasurer screwed up the accounts of the Society so badly that he had to be fired. 2. To cause someone to be neurotic or maladjusted. Her divorce screwed her up so badly that she had to go to a shrink.screw up one's courage|courage|pluck|pluck up|pluc
v. phr. To force yourself to be brave. The small boy screwed up his courage and went upstairs in the dark. When his father came home in a bad mood, it took Pete some time to screw up his courage and ask him for a dollar.Compare: WHISTLE IN THE DARK.
crew up
1. To accompany added bodies as the aggregation of a address or plane. Having no added absolute job opportunities, I absitively to aggregation up on a burden address carriage appurtenances to and from Southeast Asia. She's crewing up with some of the best accomplished astronauts in the apple for their abutting amplitude expedition.2. To accumulate calm as a accumulation in adjustment to achieve some specific task, abnormally to accomplish a crime. We're crewing up for a coffer break-in soon. You in?Learn more: crew, up
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