clue up
The phrase "clue up" is often used in British English and certain regional dialects to indicate gaining or providing information.
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Definition
B2General Communication
(informal, british)To inform or update someone about a particular matter or subject.
Example
- Can you clue me up on the latest project developments?
- She clued him up on the new procedures before the meeting.
B2General Communication
(informal, british)To become knowledgeable or aware of specific information or details.
Example
- I need to clue up on the company's history before the interview.
- He clued up quickly after reading the report.
C1Regional Dialect
(informal, newfoundland)To finish or complete something.
Example
- Let's clue up this meeting and head home.
- They clued up the project just before the deadline.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "clue up":
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