sack up

• Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, etwas anzusammeln oder zu sammeln, oft Geld oder Ressourcen, oder etwas in einen Sack zu stecken. Umgangssprachlich auch: sich zusammenreißen oder sich aufraffen.

A phrasal verb meaning to accumulate or gather something, often money or resources, or to put something into a sack.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. To gather or collectinformalamerican

   To put something into a sack or bag; to collect or accumulate items.

   Einsacken

   • He sacked up the leaves from the yard.
   • We need to sack up all the donations before the truck arrives.
   • She sacked up her belongings and moved out.

   Synonymeaccumulatebagcollectgatherhoardstore

   Antonymedispersedistributeemptyscatterspread

2. To prepare or packinformalamerican

   To prepare oneself or one's belongings for a journey or task.

   Sich fertig machen

   • I'm sacking up my gear for the camping trip.
   • He sacked up his tools and headed to the job site.
   • They sacked up their supplies before the hike.

   Synonymebaggear uploadpackpreparestow

Grundverbsack