up
A1Frequent NGSL-1UK /ʌp/US /ʌp/
Meaning
adverb
towards or in a higher position
“He jumped up from his chair.”
preposition
to or in a higher position somewhere
“She climbed up the flight of steps.”
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“I mean, we really want to wake up in the morning”
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“Stanford actually um and ended up”
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“propelled him up the chain of command Landing him at the highest level of the video game industry we are also particularly appreciative that he will be he will be delivering his”
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