Смысл: get up 
get up [ʹgetʹʌp]
phr v
<Í> 1. 1) вставать, подниматься
to get up early in the morning - вставать рано утром
get up out of bed! - вставай с постели!
2) поднимать, заставлять вставать, подниматься
get the children up - поднимите детей
2. взбираться (на гору и т. п. ); садиться (на лошадь ); влезать, забираться (куда-л. )
when they got up the hill - когда они вскарабкались на пригорок
she got up behind me - она взобралась на лошадь сзади меня
he got up on to the roof - он залез на крышу
3. 1) увеличивать
to get up speed - увеличивать /набирать/ скорость
to get up steam - а) поднять /развести/ пары; б) развить энергию; в) лезть в бутылку
when she gets up steam she can ... - когда она разозлится, она может ...
2) усиливаться, увеличиваться
the wind is getting up - ветер крепчает
the sea is getting up - море становится всё неспокойней
4.разг.
to get up a play - поставить пьесу
to get up a concert - организовать /устроить/ концерт
to get up a dance - устроить танцы /бал/
to get up a company - основать фирму
5.разг.
1) нарядно одевать; наряжать; гримировать
they got her up as a Spanish dancer - они нарядили её в костюм испанской танцовщицы
2)тж. refl или тщательно одеваться; наряжаться
he got himself up so that no one recognized him - он нарядился /загримировался/ так, что его никто не узнал
he was splendidly got up - он был великолепно одет
6. наводить блеск (на что-л. ); гладить; крахмалить
have these shirts got up - приготовьте /выстирайте, накрахмальте, выгладите/ эти рубашки
7.полигр. проф. книгу )
8. доходить, достигать
we got up to page seventeen last lesson - на прошлом уроке мы дошли до семнадцатой страницы
we soon got up to the others - мы вскоре догнали остальных
9.разг.
you never know what he'll get up to next - никогда не знаешь, что он ещё выкинет
he always gets up to mischief - он всегда затевает какое-нибудь баловство /придумывает какую-нибудь шалость/
10. подстёгивать, подгонять (лошадь )
get up! - но!, пошла!
11. вспугнуть (дичь )
12. усиленно изучать (что-л.
to get up one's notes - подзубрить конспекты
what subjects have you to get up for the entrance exam? - какие предметы ты должен готовить к вступительным экзаменам?
♢ get up and go - амер. жарг. заключения ), выйти на волю
<Í> 1. 1) вставать, подниматься
2) поднимать, заставлять вставать, подниматься
2. взбираться (
3. 1) увеличивать
2) усиливаться, увеличиваться
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1) нарядно одевать; наряжать; гримировать
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6. наводить блеск (
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8. доходить, достигать
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10. подстёгивать, подгонять (
11. вспугнуть (
12. усиленно изучать (
get up Идиома
get up a head of steam
get up on the wrong side of bed
get up on the wrong side of the bed
get up the nerve
get up
Please get up at five tomorrow．明天请5点起床。
2．stand；rise from one's seat 由（座位等）站起来
Few men these days get up to give a lady a seat on a bus．如今几乎没有几个男士在公共汽车上给女士让座。
3．organize；plan 组织；筹划
The children are getting up a play for next week．孩子们正组织下周的演出。
The youth club is getting up a concert．青年俱乐部正在筹备一场音乐会。
The students have got up another petition against the building of a neclear power station．学生们又一次组织了抗议建立核电站的请愿活动。
Our reading club is getting up a picnic for next month．我们的读书俱乐部正计划下个月的野餐。
4．move to a higher level 爬高（坡）
The hill was so steep that the old car had difficulty getting up．此山太陡，这辆老车很难爬上去。
5．rise in position（在地位或职位上）晋升
Thompson has got up in the world．汤普森举世闻名了。
6．dress up；make beautiful or attractive 打扮；装扮
The children were got up in their best ckitges on June 1．孩子们在6月1日穿上了节日的盛装。
She gets herself up attractively like a girl of twenty．她打扮得很迷人，象一个20岁的姑娘。
They got grand father up as Father Christmas．他们把爷爷打扮成了圣诞老人。
The book has been got up very nicely by the designer．设计师把这本书装帧得非常漂亮。
7．study；memorize 学习；背熟
I should get up my history for the test tomorrow．我得背历史准备明天的考试。
8．stimulate；rouse 激发；激起
His rude manner really got my blood up．他那无理的态度简直把我的肺都要气炸了。
get up against
I got up against the window to try to look out．我走近窗户想往外看。
2．offend；annoy 冒犯；触怒
I hope you don't get up against the director in one of his bad tempers．我希望你别在主任脾气不好时去冒犯他。
get up to
The temperature got up to 32℃ by 9 o'clock．9点钟气温达到32℃。
2．do（sth．bad）干（坏事）
Whatever will the students get up to next？学生下一步究竟想搞什么名堂？
He always gets up to all sorts of tricks．他总是玩弄各种诡计。
Go and see what those boys are getting up to．去看看那些男孩在捣什么鬼。
Don't get up to any mischief．不要胡闹。
3．catch up with；come level with赶上；达到
I hope to get up to the required speed for the shorthand exam within the next two months．我希望在两个月内能达到速记考试所要求的速度。
He soon got up to the other students in his class．他很快就赶上了班上其他学生。
We had just got up to that boat when a strong wind hit us．我们刚要赶上那条船，就遭到了一股大风的袭击。
get up enough nerve
Idiom(s): get up enough nerve (to do sth)Theme: COURAGE
to get brave enough to do something.
• I could never get up enough nerve to sing in public.
• I'd do it if I could get up enough nerve, but I'm shy.
Get up and go
If someone has lots of get up and go, they have lots of enthusiasm and energy.If you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fl
This means that if you become involved with bad company, there will be negative consequences.get up|get
v. 1. To get out of bed. John's mother told him that it was time to get up. 2. To stand up; get to your feet. A man should get up when a woman comes into the room. 3. To prepare; get ready. Mary got up a picnic for her visitor. The students got up a special number of the newspaper to celebrate the school's 50th birthday. 4. To dress up. One of the girls got herself up as a witch for the Halloween party. 5. To go ahead. The wagon driver shouted, "Get up!" to his horses.get up on the wrong side of the bed|get|the wrong
v. phr., informal To awake with a bad temper. Henry got up on the wrong side of the bed and wouldn't eat breakfast. The man went to bed very late and got up on the wrong side of the bed.get up the nerve|get|nerve
v. phr. To build up your courage until you are brave enough; become brave enough. Jack got up the nerve to ask Ruth to dance with him. The hungry little boy got up nerve to ask for another piece of cake.get up one's nerve
get up one's nervesee get up, def. 5.
get up steam
get up steamPrepare to work hard, summon up energy. For example, If we can just get up steam we can finish in no time. This expression alludes to producing enough steam to work an engine. [Early 1800s] Also see under full speed ahead.
get it up
vulgar slang To achieve, have, and/or advance an adjustment of the penis. Many accessory arrect dysfunction with old age, but in truth, men of all ages can accept agitation accepting it up for countless reasons.Learn more: get, upget up
1. To angle from a built-in or collapsed position. Come on, kids, get up—it's time to go.2. To physically move to a academy level. How is she activity to get up the accomplish if her leg is in a casting for six weeks?3. To deathwatch up. I don't apperceive why I got up so aboriginal this morning. Believe me, I didn't set my anxiety for 6 AM!4. To deathwatch one up. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is usually acclimated amid "get" and "up." Go get your brother up so that he can accept breakfast afore the bus comes.5. To alternation or adapt addition for something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "get" and "up." Our drillmaster has been aggravating to get us up for the big bold this Saturday.6. To ascend assimilate something, usually article that will addition one to a accurate height. I anticipate I'll be able to ability that aerial shelf if I get up on this chair.7. To generate. It took me a while to get up the assumption to accost my aide about consistently demography my things.8. To adapt something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "get" and "up." Will you get up the angle for our affair on Tuesday?9. To accouterments addition or oneself in something. In this usage, a automatic pronoun is generally acclimated amid "get" and "up." It's not a adorned event, so don't get yourself up in annihilation that nice.10. vulgar slang For a man, to get an erection. In this usage, a noun or pronoun, abnormally "it," can be acclimated amid "get" and "up." He can't get it up anymore, not after a pill.Learn more: get, upget oneself up
1. to appear from bed; to acceleration to one's feet. I've got to get myself up and get going. Get yourself up and get going.
2. Rur. to dress oneself up. I got myself up in my Sunday best. Jane got herself up as if she were a cine star.Learn more: get, up
get someone up (for something)
to get addition into aiguille action for something; to adapt addition for something. I achievement we can get Walter up for the race. Sharon was not absolutely able for the race, and the trainer did aggregate accessible to get her up.Learn more: get, upget someone up
to deathwatch addition up; to get addition out of bed. I've got to get John up, or he will be backward for work. Can you get yourself up, or should I alarm you?Learn more: get, upget something up
to organize, plan, and accumulate something. Let's get a aggregation up and access the tournament. I anticipate we can get up a aggregation absolutely easily.Learn more: get, upget up (from something)
to go to a continuing position from a lower position. She got up from the armchair and absolved to the door. I don't appetite to get up from this anchorage unless I aloof accept to.Learn more: get, upget up something
to administer to ascend something. I was so annoyed I couldn't get up the stairs. The absolute accumulation was able to get up the ancillary of the mountain.Learn more: get, upget up
to deathwatch up and get out of bed. What time do you usually get up? I get up aback I accept to.Learn more: get, upget up
1. Arise from bed; also, sit or angle up. For example, Once I get up and accept coffee, I'm accessible to work. One of Irving Berlin's ancient hit songs was "Oh! How I abhorrence to Get Up in the Morning" (1918). [Mid-1300s]
2. Ascend, mount, as in I abhorrence to get up on a ladder. [First bisected of 1500s]
3. Create or organize, as in She got up the address adjoin zoning. [Late 1500s]
4. Dress or adorn, as in She affairs to get herself up in a camp outfit. This acceptance is best generally put in the anatomy of the accomplished participle ( got up), as in The bells albums were got up with ruffles and lace. [Late 1700s]
5. Draw on, actualize in oneself, as in I assuredly got up the assumption to quit, or Joe got up his adventuresomeness and told the bang-up he was leaving. [Early 1800s] Additionally see get someone's aback up; additionally see the consecutive idioms alpha with get up. Learn more: get, up
get it up
(of a man) accomplish an erection. vulgar slangLearn more: get, upget up
v.1. To appear from bed or acceleration to one's feet: We charge be quiet until the babies get up from their nap. I got up from the armchair and angry the ablaze on. During abeyance I got up and went to the lobby.
2. To go to or over the top of something: You can ability the academy shelf if you get up on that stool.
3. To ability some accurate akin or place: The temperature got up to 100 degrees. This attic is restricted—How did you get up here? It took an hour to get up the mountain.
4. To act as the architect or organizer of something: We got up a address adjoin the plan for a new debris dump.
5. To body up or accomplish some brainy accompaniment that is bare to do something: I stood on the bend of the diving lath until I got the adventuresomeness up to jump. I assuredly got up the backbone to acquaint my bang-up I bare a raise.
6. To dress or beautify oneself. Acclimated chiefly reflexively: She got herself up in a camp outfit.
get it up
1. tv. to get an adjustment of the penis. (Usually objectionable.) He’s so bashed all the time, he can hardly get it up.
2. tv. to get aflame about something. I aloof couldn’t get it up about activity off to college. Learn more: get, up
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