churn up

• Verbo frasal que indica la acción de agitar o revolver algo, a menudo haciendo que suba a la superficie o alterando la calma.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of stirring or agitating something, often causing it to rise to the surface or become disturbed.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Disturb or agitateinformal

   To cause something to move violently or be stirred up, often referring to water, mud, or emotions.

   Agitar o remover violentamente

   • The storm churned up the sea into huge waves.
   • The heavy rain churned up the dirt road into mud.
   • The news churned up feelings of anger and frustration.

   Sinónimosagitateconvulsedisturbroilstirtroublewhip up

   Antónimoscalmpacifysettlesoothestill

2. Bring to the surfaceinformal

   To bring something hidden or buried to the surface, often by force or agitation.

   sacar a la superficie

   • The plow churned up old roots from the soil.
   • The investigation churned up some unpleasant facts about the company.
   • The strong wind churned up leaves and debris from the ground.

   Sinónimosagitatebring updisturbexposestir upunearth

   Antónimosburyconcealhidesubmerge

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