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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Up' - Créer ou Fabriquer

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to conjure up

to bring forth something, often from the realm of imagination, as if by enchantment

évoquer, faire apparaître

évoquer, faire apparaître

Ex: Can you conjure up a solution to this problem that we haven't considered yet? 
to draw up
to draw up
[verbe]

to create a plan, document, or written agreement, often in a formal or official context

rédiger, établir

rédiger, établir

Ex: The lawyer was hired to draw up a contract outlining the terms of the business partnership. 
to dream up

to come up with a creative idea, plan, or solution

imaginer, concevoir

imaginer, concevoir

Ex: In the brainstorming session, the team was encouraged to dream up innovative concepts for the project. 
to drum up
to drum up
[verbe]

to actively gather and engage individuals by generating interest or excitement through promotion or persuasion

susciter, générer

susciter, générer

Ex: The marketing team worked hard to drum up excitement for the upcoming product launch. 
to gang up
to gang up
[verbe]

to form a group, typically to confront, hurt, or oppose a particular individual or group

se liguer, s'unir contre

se liguer, s'unir contre

Ex: The rival teams decided to gang up on the defending champions, hoping to defeat them. 
to knock up

to make something quickly and easily, often without much care or effort

bricoler, improviser

bricoler, improviser

Ex: I knocked up a quick sandwich for lunch. 
to line up
to line up
[verbe]

to stand in a line or row extending in a single direction

s’aligner, mettre en rang, se mettre en rang(s)

s’aligner, mettre en rang, se mettre en rang(s)

Ex: The students lined up to get their lunch. 
to make up
to make up
[verbe]

to create a false or fictional story or information

inventer

inventer

Ex: The gossip columnist made rumors up about the celebrities. 
to queue up

to form a line or queue, often with a specific order, while waiting for something

faire la queue, se mettre en ligne

faire la queue, se mettre en ligne

Ex: People queued up outside the movie theater for the evening show. 
to rustle up

to hastily create a meal, typically using whatever ingredients are available

improviser, préparer à la hâte

improviser, préparer à la hâte

Ex: She managed to rustle up a tasty dessert using just some apples and sugar. 
to spring up

to begin to exist very quickly

émerger, surgir

émerger, surgir

Ex: The idea sprang a new project up. 
to summon up

to bring forth a memory or image, causing one to remember or think about something

évoquer, faire resurgir

évoquer, faire resurgir

Ex: The smell of freshly baked cookies summoned up memories of holidays with family. 
to think up

to generate ideas or concepts, often in a creative manner

inventer, imaginer

inventer, imaginer

Ex: Can you think up a catchy slogan for our new product? 
to trump up

to invent typically false or exaggerated information in order to create a false idea about someone or something

fabriquer, inventer de toutes pièces

fabriquer, inventer de toutes pièces

Ex: The prosecutor was accused of trying to trump up evidence against the defendant to secure a conviction. 
to whip up
to whip up
[verbe]

to make food very quickly

battre, fouetter

battre, fouetter

Ex: She whipped a batch of cookies up for the bake sale. 
to work up
to work up
[verbe]

to gradually but consistently strive to achieve something or make something happen

travailler à, développer

travailler à, développer

Ex: The team is steadily working up enthusiasm for the event. 
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