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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Up' - Payer, Évaluer ou Vérifier

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

to buy the whole supply of something such as tickets, stocks, goods, etc.

acheter en bloc

acheter en bloc

Ex: The company managed to buy up the limited edition items and create a buzz. 
to cash up
to cash up
[verbe]

to count all the money a shop made at the end of the day

faire la caisse, compter la recette

faire la caisse, compter la recette

Ex: The cashier will cash up before closing the store. 
to check up on

to examine something to confirm its quality and accuracy

vérifier que tout se passe bien, vérifier que tout va bien

vérifier que tout se passe bien, vérifier que tout va bien

Ex: The supervisor checked up on the team's work to maintain standards. 
to count up

to add up a group of items or numbers to determine the total

compter, additionner

compter, additionner

Ex: Children in the classroom were excited to count up the days remaining until the school trip. 
to pay up
to pay up
[verbe]

to give someone the money one owes

payer, régler

payer, régler

Ex: He borrowed money last month and needs to pay up by Friday. 
to sell up
to sell up
[verbe]

to dispose of all one's merchandise or possessions

liquider, vendre tous ses biens

liquider, vendre tous ses biens

Ex: They decided to sell up their entire collection of rare stamps. 
to settle up

to pay the money one owes someone

régler, payer

régler, payer

Ex: It's important to settle up any outstanding dues before the due date. 
to size up
to size up
[verbe]

to examine someone or something in order to form a judgment

évaluer

évaluer

Ex: When buying a used car, it's wise to size up its condition and history before making a purchase. 
to stump up

to pay money, often unwillingly or under pressure

débourser, mettre la main à la poche

débourser, mettre la main à la poche

Ex: After dinner, everyone had to stump up their share of the bill for the meal. 
to weigh up

to observe someone closely to evaluate their character, abilities, etc.

considérer, toiser

considérer, toiser

Ex: She decided to weigh him up before entrusting him with the important task. 
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