get up

• Verbe à particule désignant l'action de se lever d'une position assise ou allongée, ou de se réveiller et de sortir du lit.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of rising from a sitting or lying position, or waking up and getting out of bed.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

1. Rise from bedinformal

   To leave your bed after sleeping.

   se lever (du lit)

   • I get up at 7 AM every morning.
   • She got up late and missed the bus.
   • He finds it hard to get up on cold winter days.

   Synonymesariseriseroll outwake up

   Antonymesgo to bedlie downretire

2. Stand upinformal

   To rise from a sitting or lying position.

   se lever

   • Please get up and let the elderly person sit down.
   • He got up from his chair to greet her.
   • The audience got up to applaud the performance.

   Synonymesariserisestand up

   Antonymeslielie downsit

3. Organize or arrangeinformal

   To prepare or organize something, often an event or activity.

   organiser, monter

   • They got up a charity event for the local school.
   • She got up a surprise party for his birthday.
   • We need to get up a plan for the weekend trip.

   Synonymesarrangemountorganizeplanprepareput togetherset upstage

Verbe de baseget