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ˈlace-ups: noun
up: I. adverb II. preposition III. adjective and adverb IV. noun V. intransitive verb VI. transitive verb
ˈballs-up: noun
ˈblow-up: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
botch-up: noun
ˈbreak-up: noun
ˈbuild-up: noun
built-up: adjective and adverb
bust-up: noun
ˈcall-up: noun
ˈcheck-up: noun
ˈclean-up: noun
ˈclose-up: noun
cock-up: noun
ˈcov·er-up: noun
ˈcrack-up: noun
dried up: adjective and adverb
ˈdust-up: noun
fed up: adjective and adverb
ˈflare-up: noun

ˈlace-ups N pl

čevlji m pl na vezalke

I . up [ʌp] ADV

1. up (to higher position):

gor

the water had come up to the level of the windows

voda je narasla vse do nivoja oken

four flights up

štiri nadstropja višje

na pol poti gor

to get/stand up

2. up (erect):

lean it up against the wall

prisloni ga pokonci ob steno

3. up (out of bed):

to be up late

biti pozno pokonci

up and about

up and about

4. up (northwards):

5. up (at higher place):

up here/there

I live on the next floor up

živim na naslednjem nadstropju zgoraj

6. up (toward):

up to sb/sth

she went up to the counter

šla je do blagajne

to walk up to sb

pristopiti h komu

7. up (in high position):

v vrhu

he's up there with the best

na vrhu je z najboljšimi

she's something high up in the company

dela nekje pri vrhu podjetja

8. up (higher in price or number):

[from] £50 up

[od] 50 funtov navzgor

for children aged 13 and up

za otroke od 13. leta dalje

9. up (to point of):

up until [or to]

vse do

up to £300

tja do 300 funtov

10. up (in opposition to):

to be up against sb/sth

spopasti se s kom/čim

11. up (depend on):

to be up to sb

biti odvisno od koga

I'll leave it up to you

odločitev prepuščam tebi

12. up (contrive):

to be up to sth

imeti kaj za bregom

to be up to no good

ne naklepati nič dobrega

13. up (be adequate):

to be up to sth

to be up to doing sth

to not be up to much

nič pametnega ne početi

14. up Am (apiece):

the score was 3 up at half-time

ob polčasu so bili 3 točke v prednosti

to be up to the ears in problems

utapljati se v težavah

II . up [ʌp] PREP

1. up (to higher position):

navzgor po +lok

up the ladder/mountain/stairs

po lestvi/gori/stopnicah navzgor

2. up (along):

[just] up the road

[malo] naprej po cesti

up and down

3. up (against flow):

up the river

4. up (at top of):

he's up that ladder

na vrhu tiste lestve je

5. up (at):

Aus Brit inf I'll see you up the pub later

vidiva se kasneje gori v pubu

to be up the creek [without a paddle]

biti v težavah

up hill and down dale

čez hribe in doline

up top Brit inf

v glavi

up yours! vulg

v rit se zaleti!

III . up [ʌp] ADJ

1. up attr (moving upward):

za gor

2. up pred (leading):

3. up pred (more intense):

the wind is up

veter je močnejši

4. up pred (functioning properly):

do you know when the server will be up again?

ali veš, kdaj bo strežnik spet delal?

5. up pred (finished):

your time is up!

čas ti je potekel!

6. up pred inf (happening):

something is up

nekaj se dogaja

7. up pred (informed):

how well up are you in Spanish?

kako domač si si s španščino?

8. up pred (scheduled):

to be up for sale

9. up pred LAW:

to be up for trial person

biti na vrsti za sojenje

to be up for trial case

biti na vrsti za razpravo

10. up pred (interested in):

who's up for a walk?

kdo je za sprehod?

IV . up [ʌp] N inf

up (good period)

vzpon m

ups and downs

vzponi in padci

to be on the up and up Brit Aus inf (be improving)

biti vse uspešnejši

V . up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB intr inf to up and do sth

kar naenkrat kaj storiti

VI . up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB trans

1. up (increase):

poviševati [perf povišati]

up price, tax

zviševati [perf zvišati]

to up the stakes

2. up glass:

ˈballs-up N Brit inf!

sranje n

balls-up (confusion)

I . ˈblow-up N

1. blow-up PHOTO:

2. blow-up inf (quarrel):

prepir m

II . ˈblow-up ADJ

botch-up [ˈbɒtʃʌp] N

ˈbreak-up N

break-up (on rocks)

break-up (in air)

break-up (of a marriage)

razpad m

break-up (of a group)

ˈbuild-up N

1. build-up (increase):

build-up of pressure

naraščanje pritiska

build-up of traffic

povečanje prometa

build-up of troops

kopičenje čet

2. build-up (hype):

reklama f

3. build-up (preparations):

built-up [ˈbɪltʌp] ADJ

1. built-up area:

2. built-up shoes:

bust-up [ˈbʌstʌp] N Brit Aus inf

ˈcall-up N MIL

vpoklic m

ˈcheck-up N

zdravniški pregled m

to go for a check-up

iti na [zdravniški] pregled

ˈclean-up N

ˈclose-up N

posnetek m od blizu

cock-up [ˈkɒkʌp] N sl

kiks m

what a cock-up!

kakšna polomija!

to make a cock-up of sth

ˈcov·er-up N

prikrivanje n resnice

ˈcrack-up N inf

[živčni] zlom m

dried up ADJ pred, dried-up ADJ attr

ˈdust-up N inf

1. dust-up (fight):

pretep m

2. dust-up (dispute):

prepir m

fed up ADJ inf

fed up

to be fed up up [with sb/sth]

biti naveličan [koga/česa]

to be fed up up to the [back] teeth with sb/sth

biti do grla sit koga/česa

to be fed up up to the [back] teeth with sb/sth

imeti koga/česa vrh glave

I'm fed up up with being treated as a child

sit sem tega, da me obravnavate kot otroka

ˈflare-up N

1. flare-up MIL:

napad m tudi fig

2. flare-up MED:

ponovni izbruh m

Usage examples with ups

ups and downs

vzponi in padci

to do ten sit-ups

narediti deset trebušnjakov

we've had our ups and downs

imeli smo svoje vzpone in padce

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English

The runner-ups received one-hundred thousand pesos as well. en.wikipedia.org

The show highlights the couple's ups and downs together as a blended family. en.wikipedia.org

Where start-ups and spin-outs are the clients, commercial fees are sometimes waived in lieu of an equity stake in the business. en.wikipedia.org

Hitchhiking is common on the island in the summer and dedicated car stops for pick-ups are located along the major roadways. en.wikipedia.org

Triggers may be pads or cymbal-shaped devices or piezo-electric pick-ups similar in function to a guitar pick-up. en.wikipedia.org

The professional services sector was the most popular industry for company start-ups in 2016, accounting for one in five new companies. www.rte.ie

Take a standard fitness program that includes squats, chin-ups, and running. www.winnipegfreepress.com

While many merchants and traders became wealthy from the mahogany industry, ups and downs in the market had a large impact on the economy. en.wikipedia.org

The bar has been raised for start-ups hoping to enter the space, either as a standalone store or as an additional sales outlet. www.startupsmart.com.au

Start-ups often deal with the inevitable by aiming for a careful, light-footed approach to new policies. business.financialpost.com

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