head up
The phrase 'head up' has versatile uses, ranging from leadership roles to specific actions in nautical contexts.
Definition
B2Leadership
(common)To lead or be in charge of a group, organization, or project.
Example
- She was chosen to head up the new marketing initiative.
- He will head up the research team for the upcoming project.
C1Nautical
(technical)To turn a vessel towards the wind.
Example
- The captain ordered the crew to head up as the storm approached.
C2Manufacturing
(technical)To close or seal a container, such as a cask or barrel, by fitting a cover on it.
Example
- The workers headed up the barrels before shipping them to the distillery.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "head up":
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