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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Up' - Déplacement ou positionnement

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to come up
[verbe]

to move toward someone, usually in order to talk to them

s'approcher

s'approcher

Ex: As I was browsing in the store , a came up and offered to help me find what I was looking for .

to move slowly and gradually toward someone or something without being noticed

s'approcher furtivement de, rampé vers

s'approcher furtivement de, rampé vers

Ex: The mischievous crept up on their sleeping friend , to scare him by hiding in the shadows and waiting for the perfect moment .
to curl up
[verbe]

to position one's body like a ball with one's arms and legs placed close to one's body while sitting

se recroqueviller, se pelotonner

se recroqueviller, se pelotonner

Ex: The curled up in its favorite spot , seeking solace after a tiring day of play .
to fold up
[verbe]

to bend something to make it smaller or more compact

plier, replier

plier, replier

Ex: She instructed the students fold up their notebooks and put them in their bags .
to get up
[verbe]

to get on our feet and stand up

se lever

se lever

Ex: The got up quickly after taking a fall during the race .
to hole up
[verbe]

to hide and stay in a place to avoid being noticed or disturbed

se cacher, se retrancher

se cacher, se retrancher

Ex: With exams approaching , students hole up in the library to study without distractions .
to put up
[verbe]

to place something somewhere noticeable

mettre

mettre

Ex: He putting up a warning sign when the visitors arrived .
to roll up
[verbe]

to fold something into a tube-like shape

rouler, enrouler

rouler, enrouler

Ex: rolled up the poster and stored it in a tube for safekeeping .
to show up
[verbe]

to arrive at an event or appointment where one is expected

se pointer

se pointer

Ex: The professor shows up for office hours to assist students .
to sit up
[verbe]

to change one's position from a lying or reclining position into an upright one

s'asseoir, se redresser

s'asseoir, se redresser

Ex: The yoga instructor instructed the class to sit up after the relaxation pose .

to neatly arrange objects, usually in a vertical arrangement, forming piles

empiler, superposer

empiler, superposer

Ex: The construction workers were careful stack up the bricks securely to build a stable wall .

to collectively move closer together, typically by adjusting one's position, to create more space

se serrer, se tasser

se serrer, se tasser

Ex: During the team meeting , colleagues squash up around the table to make room for the unexpected guest .

to rise to a standing position from a seated or lying position

être debout

être debout

Ex: The toddler was excited to see the birthday cake and tried stand up in the high chair .

to correct one's posture or position to become more upright

redresser, se redresser

redresser, se redresser

Ex: The yoga instructor guided the class straighten up their spines during the meditation session .
to warm up
[verbe]

to prepare one's body for exercising or playing sports with gentle stretches and exercises

s'échauffer, chauffer

s'échauffer, chauffer

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