to boot up
[verb]
(of a computer or electronic device) to start and load the operating system into memory for use
Ex:
to crop up
[verb]
to appear or arise unexpectedly, often referring to a problem, issue, or situation that was not previously anticipated or planned for
Ex:
Financial
challenges
can
often
crop up
,
necessitating
careful
budgeting
and
planning
.
to pop up
[verb]
to appear or happen unexpectedly
Ex:
I
had
n't
seen
him
for
years
,
then
he
just
popped up
at
the
reunion
.
to set up
[verb]
to establish a fresh entity, such as a company, system, or organization
Ex:
They
decided
to
set up
a
foundation
for
environmental
conservation
.
to sprout up
[verb]
to experience a rapid and unexpected emergence of a significant number of things
Ex:
The
artist
sprouted up
captivating
sculptures
,
enriching
public
spaces
with
their
artistic
vision
.
to start up
[verb]
to start a process, organization, or activity
Ex:
The
company
started up
operations
in
a
new
market
.
to strike up
[verb]
to begin something, particularly a conversation or relationship
Ex:
The
team
members
struck up
a
collaboration
to
work on
the
project
together
.
to take up
[verb]
to make a new interest or hobby a regular part of one's life
Ex:
We
should
take up
a
fitness
routine
for
a
healthier
lifestyle
.
to take up with
[verb]
to dedicate one's time and energy to a specific activity or pursuit
Ex:
He
took up with
volunteering
at
the
local
community center
.
to wash up
[verb]
to be carried to a destination by the force of water
Ex:
A
collection
of
old
bottles
washed up
near
the
riverbank
.