rout up

• Verbe à particule signifiant chercher et trouver quelque chose, souvent avec effort, ou faire lever quelqu'un du lit ou quitter un lieu.

A phrasal verb meaning to search for and find something, often with effort, or to force someone to get out of bed or leave a place.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. Search and findinformalbritish

   To search for something thoroughly and bring it out, often from a hidden or disorganized place.

   dénicher

   • I need to rout up my old camping gear from the attic.
   • She routed up the missing documents from the pile of papers.
   • He spent the morning routing up his tools from the garage.

   Synonymesdig updredge upferret outlocateroot outtrack downturn upuncoverunearth

   Antonymesburyconcealhide

2. Force to leaveinformalbritish

   To force someone or something to leave a place, often by searching or pursuing.

   Déloger

   • The police routed up the squatters from the abandoned building.
   • They routed up the foxes from their den.
   • The farmer routed up the stray animals from his field.

   Synonymesbanishdrive outejectexpelforce outoustturn out

Verbe de baserout