go up for

The phrase "go up for" is versatile and used in various contexts to indicate something being made available or someone seeking an opportunity.

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Definition

B2Sales and Auctions

(common)To be made available for sale or auction.

Example

  • The painting will go up for auction next month.

B2Career and Opportunities

(common)To enter the process of being considered for a role, position, or advancement.

Example

  • She is going up for a promotion next quarter.

B2Competitions and Awards

(common)To be presented or submitted for a particular purpose, such as an award or prize.

Example

  • His film will go up for an award at the festival.

C1Cricket

(informal, sports)Of the fielding side, to appeal for the batsman or batswoman to be out.

Example

  • The fielders went up for an appeal, but the umpire was unmoved.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go up for":

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