40 Cụm động từ đi với "up" trong tiếng Anh

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40 Cụm động từ đi với "up" trong tiếng Anh các bạn ôn thi IELTS nên biết.

1. Act up = to misbehave

• My son used to act up every day when he was little. 

2. Bottle up = stay hidden

• He would rather bottle up rather than solve the problems at work. 

3. Break up = end a relationship

• Jessica just broke up with her boyfriend.

4. Back up = to copy something as a security measure

• My computer crashes three times this week, so I need to back up all my data now. 

5. Blow up = to get angry very fast

• Moore blows up almost every class because Jack is always late. 

6. Brighten up = to make cheerful, happy

• My sister tried to brighten up my day when I was feeling said. 

7. Butter up = to flatter

• She always butters up her boss when the new job position is available. 

8. Catch up = to share news with someone

• I haven’t seen him for such a long time, and it was great to catch up.

9. Chat up = to have a light, friendly conversation

• She went to that bar only because she liked chatting up with the handsome bartender.

10. Come up with = think of something, a plan or an idea

• We have to come up with a plan!

11. Cover up = to hide, conceal

• Even in court, he still tried to cover up everything that he did. 

12. Doll up = to dress formally, to dress for a special occasion

• My mom needs to doll up before her birthday party.

13. Dress up = to have very nice clothes on

• Alicia always liked to dress up for her dates. 

14. Eat up = to believe immediately

• He ate up everything that his psychologist told him.

15. End up – to turn out, conclude

• He ended up working at his father’s company. 

16. Fix up = to make right, adjust

• Melissa fixed up her dress before going out. 

17. Give up = surrender, admit failure

• I will nevergive up.

18. Head up = to lead, to take charge

• You have to head up all the meetings today.

19. Hold up = to wait, to delay

• What’s holding up the presentation?

20. Hung up = thinking or worrying about someone/something

• She was too hung up about her wedding.

21. Juice up = to charge

• I have to juice up my laptop because the battery is dead.

22. Keep up = to continue

• Keep up the good work everyone!

23. Kiss up to = to show false flattery

• Everyone knew she was kissing up to the boss to get a better job.

24. ine up = have something/someone ready

• Do you have any food lined up?

25. Loosen up = to relax

• You have been very stressed lately – you have to loosen up.

26. Make up = to reconcile after a quarrel/fight

• I can’t stay mad at you anymore, let’s make up?

27. Mess up = to make a mistake, to ruin

• He totally messed up the cake.

28. Roll up one’s sleeves = to prepare to work

• He rolled up his sleeves, and started packing.

29. Round up = to collect or gather something

• Round up the employees for the meeting!

30. Screw up = to ruin, to make a mess

• He totally screwed upon his exam.

31. Sign up = to commit oneself to a period of employment/education

• Kevin signed up for his first Psychology course online. 

32. Speed up = to make something go faster

• You have to speed up your car if you want to be there on time.

33. Split up = to separate, to break apart from the group

• They had to split up in order to find Jimmy.

34. Sign up = to commit oneself to a period of employment/education

• Kevin signed up for his first Psychology course online. 

35. Suck up = flatter someone excessively

• He sucked up to the teacher only to get a better grade.

36. Take up = occupy time, space, attention

• It’s going to take up too much time.

37. Tied up = very busy

• He is always tied up with work.

38. Think up = to invent or imagine something

• We have to think up an excuse for why we didn’t go to school.

39. Up the creek = to be in serious trouble

• If I don’t pay the bill by tomorrow, I will be up the creek. 

40. Wind up = end up in a specific situation, place

• I never thought I would wind upin Australia.