gas up
/ɡæs ʌp/Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant faire le plein d'un véhicule avec de l'essence ou du carburant.
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/ɡæs ʌp/Фразовый глагол, означающий заправить транспортное средство бензином или топливом.
Verbo frasal que significa llenar el tanque de un vehículo con gasolina o combustible.
Verbe à particule signifiant faire le plein d'un véhicule avec de l'essence ou du carburant.
Umgangssprachliches Verb, das bedeutet, ein Fahrzeug mit Benzin oder Kraftstoff zu betanken.
Verbo frasal que significa abastecer um veículo com gasolina ou outro combustível. Também pode ser usado de forma figurada para se preparar ou se animar para algo.
短语动词,指给车辆加汽油或其他燃料;也可引申为加油打气、使充满能量。
فعل مركب يعني تزويد وسيلة نقل بالبنزين أو الوقود. يُستعمل أيضًا بمعنى التزود بالوقود نفسه.
A phrasal verb meaning to fill a vehicle with gasoline or fuel.
indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable
Fill with fuelinformalamerican
To fill a vehicle's tank with gasoline or fuel.
Заправить топливом
Repostar combustible
Faire le plein
Tanken
Abastecer com combustível
加油
تزويد المركبة بالوقود
- We need to gas up the car before the road trip.
- He gassed up at the station on the corner.
- Don't forget to gas up before we leave.
Excite or energizeinformalamerican
To become or make someone excited, enthusiastic, or full of energy.
Взбодрить
entusiasmar, animar, energizar
Emballer / Enthousiasmer
Begeistern
Animar
使兴奋
تحميس
- The coach's speech gassed up the team before the game.
- She was all gassed up about the concert.
- The crowd was gassed up by the band's performance.
Synonymesanimateelectrifyenergizeexcitefire upgalvanizeinspireinvigoratemotivatepep uprousestimulate
- gassed up past participle
- gassed up past simple
- gassing up present participle
- gasses up third person singular
Verbe de basegas
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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