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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Up' - Causar o expresar un sentimiento

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to act up

to cause regular discomfort or pain, often related to a physical illness or health issue

[Verbo]
to chew up

to express strong disapproval or anger toward someone

[Verbo]
to crack up

to laugh in a loud or uncontrollable manner

[Verbo]
to soak up

to fully immerse oneself in an experience

[Verbo]
to charge up

to make someone or something lively and excited

hacer que alguien se emocione

hacer que alguien se emocione

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[Verbo]
to liven up

to add energy or excitement to a situation

energizar

energizar

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[Verbo]
to sex up

to make something more interesting, often by making it sexually appealing

[Verbo]
to tense up

to create a state of tension and discomfort

[Verbo]
to work up

to cause someone to feel upset or emotional

molestar a alguien

molestar a alguien

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[Verbo]
to loosen up

to let go of tension and anxiety

desentumecer

desentumecer

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[Verbo]
to stir up

to cause strong feelings, often unpleasant ones

despertar

despertar

[Verbo]
to brighten up

to suddenly feel or appear happier

[Verbo]
to buck up

to encourage someone when they are sad or discouraged

[Verbo]
to buoy up

to become happier or more hopeful

[Verbo]
to cheer up

to feel happy and satisfied

animarse

animarse

[Verbo]
to pep up

to inspire someone, especially with enthusiastic cheers or words of encouragement

[Verbo]
to perk up

to become more energetic or lively

[Verbo]
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