fish up
The phrase "fish up" is often used metaphorically to describe retrieving something from a hidden or difficult-to-reach place.
πΊπΈ US Voice:
π¬π§ UK Voice:
Definition
B2Fishing
(technical)To retrieve something from a body of water using fishing tools.
Example
- They fished up a large trout from the lake.
- The diver fished up a sunken treasure chest.
B2General
(informal)To find or obtain something from a hidden or difficult-to-reach place.
Example
- He managed to fish up some interesting facts from the archives.
- She fished up an old photograph from the bottom of the drawer.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "fish up":
fish outfished outgone fishingfish stockfetch uploose fishmock fishdead fishfish foodflying fishfish killfight upfish lousebob upfry upchum upcatch of the dayfish campbottom fishingother fish in the seabeta fishfish strainercut baitcatch itcatch fliesup forfishing eaglegulp upfish tankfetch insea pikecoarse fish