Phrasal Verbs With Up

I'll back you up in the meeting if you need it.

The bullies beat him up after school.

We need to beef up security in the building.

The car blew up after the crash.

She brought up the issue of budget cuts in the meeting.

I need to brush up on my French before the trip.

The papers burned up in the fire.

I need to catch up on my homework.

His jokes always cheer me up when I'm feeling down.

Please clean up your room before guests arrive.

Can you clear up this confusion about the project?

She closed up the shop for the night.

Let's cook up something special for dinner.

She covered up her mistake by blaming someone else.

She cut up the vegetables for the soup.

We need to dress up for the gala tonight.

Please dry up the wet towels.

The children ate up all the cookies.

I don't want to end up like my parents.

You need to face up to the fact that you made a mistake.

Please fill up the gas tank before we leave.

He fixed up the broken chair.

After the initial interview, they followed up with a background check.

Don't give up on your dreams.

He needs to grow up and take responsibility for his actions.

She hung up the phone without saying goodbye.

The pillars hold up the roof.

Hurry up, or we'll miss the bus!

The fireworks lit up the sky.

Please line up in an orderly fashion.

Let's liven up this party with some music.

The store marked up the prices before the sale.

Do you think I measure up to the job requirements?

I really messed up the presentation.

Please don't mix up the files.

He finally opened up about his feelings.

You need to pay up what you owe.

She picked up the fallen books from the floor.

He rang up the customer's purchase.

I'm saving up for a trip to Europe.

He scraped up enough money to buy a used car.

I really screwed up that job interview.

She served up a delicious meal.

She set up a meeting with the client.

He needs to shape up his attitude.

The stock prices shot up after the announcement.

She didn't show up for the party.

Shut up and listen!

He's always sucking up to the boss.

We need to speed up production to meet the deadline.

Can you speak up? I can't hear you.

They split up after years of marriage.

I need to square up with the landlord.

She stood up and applauded.

They stuck up the convenience store last night.

They teamed up to develop the new software.

He tied up the boat at the dock.

The sun warmed up the room.

It's time to wake up and get ready for school.

She worked up the courage to ask for a raise.

Let's wrap up this meeting and get lunch.