verbs with UP
Jane bent down to ...... ..... the pen from the floor. (zvednout)
pick up
Martha ........ .... the volume so that she could hear the music in the bathroom.
turned up
I'm quite deaf–you'll have to _____ ___.
speak up
I need to ____ ___ my English before I go to India. It's useful there.
brush up
Synonym - inspirit, encourage, comfort
cheer up
I coughed loudly but the woman behind the desk didn't ........ ....
podívat se nahoru
look up
If I have children, I want to ....... them ..... in the country.
bring _____ up
Jack always _____ ___ when you least expect him.
turns up
We expected him at 10 o'clock, but he didn't ____ ___.
show up
synonym - enclose, tie up, fasten
do up
The cost of living ......... .... every year.
narůstá
goes up
You can ____ this soup ____, or drink it cold.
heat ____ up
You're walking too fast. I can't ____ ___ with you.
catch up
It's not a formal party. There's no need to _____ ___ for it.
dress up
dress up
My girlfriend's ex tried to ....... ..... dirt on me so she'd leave.
One day Mario ......... ..... an old Roman knife in his garden.
dig up
dug up
I _____ ____ in a big city, but I like the country best.
grew up
We need to _____ ___ to reality.
face up
An avenue of lime trees ____ ___ to the castle.
leads up
opposites - mess up, dirty, ruin, worsen, etc.
tidy up
I'm glad that you ...... .... that question.
brought up
After a long and tiring day, a warm cup of tea can _____ ___ my spirits.
brighten up
Martha just ______ ___ to George and hit him in the face.
walked up
Clint _____ ___ his horse then walked slowly towards the six men.
tied up
opposites - avoid
face up