•You need to get right up when the alarm goes off in the morning.
• I woke up early but I didn't get up till later.
•She was all got up in her Sunday best.
•The only way to get her up early is with a song.
•He was unconscious, so we phoned the ambulance and got him up to the hospital.
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add upverb
sumar
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add up
verb
•Let's add up all of the money we saved.
•There's something about it that just doesn't add up.
•It all adds up to one conclusion.
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let upverb
amainar, disminuir
Ejemplos de uso de
let up
verb
•The rain let up just as we reached the house.
•The windmill slowed down as the wind let up.
•There's a lot of work still to be done. We can't let up now.
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set up
montar, armar; levantar, erigir; establecer, organizar, planificar; montar (un negocio)
Photographer setting up for a photo shoot
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set up
•Let's set up tables in the living room for the party.
•They set up a scholarship fund for deserving students from the inner city.
•I'm going to set up a meeting with our boss.
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take upverb
levantar; acortar (una falda, etc.); empezar, dedicarse a (un pasatiempo, etc.); ocupar, llevar (tiempo, espacio); volver a (una cuestión, un asunto); seguir con
Ejemplos de uso de
take up
verb
•Please take up the blanket so I can look underneath it.
•The soil was so dry that the plant seemed to take up the much-needed water instantly.
ocupar
- to occupy, to take possession of, to hold (a position), to employ, to keep busy, to fill (space, time), to inhabit (a dwelling), to bother, to concern
llevar (tiempo, espacio)- to have, to lead, to take away, to carry, to wear, to take, to lead
