get up
The phrase 'get up' has various meanings, commonly involving rising from a lower position or preparing oneself in a certain way.
Definition
A1Daily Routine
(common)To rise from bed after sleeping.
Example
- I usually get up at 7 AM on weekdays.
A1Physical Movement
(common)To stand up from a sitting or lying position.
Example
- He got up from the chair to greet his guest.
B2Event Planning
(common)To organize or arrange something, often requiring effort.
Example
- They are getting up a surprise party for her birthday.
B2Fashion
(common)To dress or adorn oneself in a particular way, often elaborately.
Example
- She got herself up in a beautiful evening gown for the gala.
C1Weather
(informal)To increase in strength or intensity, especially of wind or sea.
Example
- The wind is getting up; we should head back to shore.
B2Interpersonal
(colloquial)To irritate or annoy someone.
Example
- His constant complaints really get up my nose.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "get up":
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