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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Up' - Donner ou Rassembler

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to cough up

to reluctantly provide or surrender something, often money or information

cracher, débourser à contrecoeur

cracher, débourser à contrecoeur

Ex: The debtor finally had to cough up the overdue payment after repeated reminders. 
to double up

to share or occupy the same space or accommodation with another person, often due to limited resources

partager, occuper le même espace

partager, occuper le même espace

Ex: During the camping trip, the shortage of tents forced the friends to double up in sleeping bags. 
to fix up
to fix up
[verbe]

to provide someone with something such as a service or an opportunity

arranger, organiser

arranger, organiser

Ex: He managed to fix up a discount for the group on their hotel accommodations. 
to gather up

to collect various things or people that are spread out for a specific purpose

ramasser, rassembler

ramasser, rassembler

Ex: She gathered them up and put them in the box. 
to hoard up

to collect and store a large quantity of something, often valuable or useful items

accumuler, amasser

accumuler, amasser

Ex: During uncertain times, people tend to hoard up essential supplies like food and water. 
to hook up
to hook up
[verbe]

to provide someone with something

brancher, fournir

brancher, fournir

Ex: I'll hook you up with the contact information for the job recruiter. 
to pack up
to pack up
[verbe]

to put things into containers or bags in order to transport or store them

emballer, faire ses valises

emballer, faire ses valises

Ex: She spent the evening packing up her belongings for the big move. 
to pick up
to pick up
[verbe]

to retrieve an item from a location where it was left

récupérer, aller chercher

récupérer, aller chercher

Ex: Lisa realized she left her keys at the office and had to go back to pick them up before heading home. 
to round up

to gather people or things, often to organize or deal with them

rassembler, regrouper

rassembler, regrouper

Ex: The teacher had to round up all the students for the field trip. 
to save up
to save up
[verbe]

to set money or resources aside for future use

économiser, mettre de côté

économiser, mettre de côté

Ex: She saved up enough money to buy a new car after a year of careful budgeting. 
to serve up

to offer something, typically food or drink, to someone

servir, présenter

servir, présenter

Ex: The chef served up a delicious three-course meal for the guests. 
to stock up

to gather something in large amounts to keep for future use, sale, or for a particular occasion

faire des réserves, stocker

faire des réserves, stocker

Ex: Before the storm, people were stocking up on canned goods, water and batteries. 
to shade up

(of animals) to seek a sheltered area to avoid direct exposure to the sun

se mettre à l'ombre, chercher un abri

se mettre à l'ombre, chercher un abri

Ex: During the hot afternoon, the horses were observed shading up near the barn to escape the intense sunlight. 
to fork up
to fork up
[verbe]

to reluctantly provide something, often under pressure or obligation

débourser, sortir

débourser, sortir

Ex: The parents had to fork up the money for their children's school trip, even though it stretched their budget to the limit. 
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