get up

get up
1. intransitive verb
1) (rise from bed, chair, floor; leave table) aufstehen

please don't get up! — bitte bleiben Sie sitzen!

2) (climb) [auf]steigen, aufsitzen (on auf + Dat. od. Akk.)
3) (rise, increase in force) zunehmen

the sea is getting up — die See wird immer wilder

2. [stress varies] transitive verb
1) (call, awaken) wecken; (cause to leave bed) aus dem Bett holen
2) (cause to stand up) aufhelfen (+ Dat.)
3) (climb) hinaufsteigen

your car will not get up that hill — dein Auto kommt den Berg nicht hinauf

get somebody/something up [something] — jemanden/etwas [etwas] her-/hinaufbringen; (with difficulty) jemanden etwas [etwas] her-/hinaufbekommen

5) (organize) organisieren; auf die Beine stellen; auf die Beine bringen [Personen]
6) (arrange appearance of, dress up) zurechtmachen; herrichten [Zimmer]

get somebody/oneself up as somebody — jemanden/sich als jemanden ausstaffieren

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1) (to (cause to) get out of bed: I got up at seven o'clock; Get John up at seven o'clock.) aufstehen
2) (to stand up.) aufstehen
3) (to increase (usually speed).) steigern
4) (to arrange, organize or prepare (something): We must get up some sort of celebration for him when he leaves.) etwas auf die Beine stellen
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get up
I. vt
1. (organize)
to \get up up ⇆ sth etw zusammenstellen
2. (cause)
to \get up up ⇆ the courage to do sth den Mut aufbringen, etw zu tun
3. (fam: dress)
to \get up up ⇆ sb/ \get up oneself up [as sth] jdn/sich [als etw akk] verkleiden
to \get up oneself up like a Christmas tree esp BRIT sich akk wie ein Christbaum aufputzen fam
she appeared got up like a Christmas tree sie erschien geschmückt wie ein Weihnachtsbaum
4. (fam: wake)
to \get up up ⇆ sb jdn wecken
5. (sl: have erection)
to \get up it up einen hochkriegen sl
II. vi
1. BRIT wind auffrischen
2. (get out of bed) aufstehen
3. (stand up)
to \get up up [from sth] sich akk [von etw dat] erheben
4. (do mischief)
to \get up up to sth etw aushecken fam
5. (climb)
to \get up up sth etw hinaufsteigen
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get up
A v/t
1. hinauf-, heraufbringen, -schaffen:
get one up sl einen hochbekommen oder -bringen oder -kriegen (eine Erektion bekommen)
2. ins Werk setzen
3. veranstalten, organisieren
4. ein-, herrichten, vorbereiten
5. konstruieren, zusammenbasteln
6. jemanden herausputzen:
get o.s. up
7. ein Buch etc ausstatten, Waren (hübsch) aufmachen
8. THEAT einstudieren, inszenieren
9. umg büffeln, lernen
10. US umg ein Gefühl aufbringen
B v/i
1. aufstehen, (von einem Stuhl etc auch) sich erheben:
don’t get up, don’t bother getting up bitte behalten Sie Platz
2. (hin-, her)aufsteigen, steigen (on auf akk):
get up in the world fig (in der Welt oder im Leben) vorankommen
3. hinauf-, heraufkommen
4. sich nähern
5. auffrischen (Wind)
6. get up! hü(h)!, hott! (vorwärts)
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1. intransitive verb
1) (rise from bed, chair, floor; leave table) aufstehen

please don't get up! — bitte bleiben Sie sitzen!

2) (climb) [auf]steigen, aufsitzen (on auf + Dat. od. Akk.)
3) (rise, increase in force) zunehmen

the sea is getting up — die See wird immer wilder

2. [stress varies] transitive verb
1) (call, awaken) wecken; (cause to leave bed) aus dem Bett holen
2) (cause to stand up) aufhelfen (+ Dat.)
3) (climb) hinaufsteigen

your car will not get up that hill — dein Auto kommt den Berg nicht hinauf

4) (carry up)

get somebody/something up [something] — jemanden/etwas [etwas] her-/hinaufbringen; (with difficulty) jemanden etwas [etwas] her-/hinaufbekommen

5) (organize) organisieren; auf die Beine stellen; auf die Beine bringen [Personen]
6) (arrange appearance of, dress up) zurechtmachen; herrichten [Zimmer]

get somebody/oneself up as somebody — jemanden/sich als jemanden ausstaffieren

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v.
aufstehen v.
emporkommen v.

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