run up

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar una acumulación rápida de algo (como una cuenta o una deuda) o para subir algo (como una bandera o una cortina) tirando de ello.

A phrasal verb used to indicate quickly accumulating something (like a bill or debt), or to raise something (like a flag or a curtain) by pulling.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Increase quicklyinformal

   To cause something, especially a bill or debt, to increase rapidly.

   hacer aumentar rápidamente

   • He ran up a huge credit card bill during the holidays.
   • She ran up a large phone bill by calling abroad.
   • They ran up a lot of debt renovating their house.

   Sinónimosaccumulateamassclock upincurpile uprack up

   Antónimosdecreaselowerreducesettle

2. Make quicklyinformal

   To make or create something, especially clothing, quickly.

   Confeccionar rápidamente

   • She ran up a new dress for the party.
   • The tailor ran up a suit for him in just two days.
   • I need to run up a quick costume for the play.

   Sinónimosdash offthrow togetherwhip up

3. Approach quicklyinformal

   To move quickly towards someone or something.

   acercarse rápidamente

   • The dog ran up to greet its owner.
   • He ran up the stairs to catch the train.
   • She ran up to the stage to accept her award.

   Sinónimoschargedashhurryrushsprint

   Antónimosretreatwithdraw

Verbo baserun