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22 abr 2015
- Russo
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InglĂȘs (EUA)
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Castelhano (Espanha)
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Checo
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If I added "up" to a social media, what would that phrasal verb mean?
For instance, a friend of mine and I had a conversation :
- I'm leaving early today. What you up to?
- Looks like I'm going to spend this evening alone
- Come on! You have Vine! Vine up! ( it was some other social media actually, but I guess Vine would do)
I'm not sure if that was exactly what my friend said, though. I might have gotten it wrong. đ
If I added "up" to a social media, what would that phrasal verb mean?
For instance, a friend of mine and I had a conversation :
- I'm leaving early today. What you up to?
- Looks like I'm going to spend this evening alone
- Come on! You have Vine! Vine up! ( it was some other social media actually, but I guess Vine would do)
I'm not sure if that was exactly what my friend said, though. I might have gotten it wrong. đ
For instance, a friend of mine and I had a conversation :
- I'm leaving early today. What you up to?
- Looks like I'm going to spend this evening alone
- Come on! You have Vine! Vine up! ( it was some other social media actually, but I guess Vine would do)
I'm not sure if that was exactly what my friend said, though. I might have gotten it wrong. đ
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- Vietnamita
- InglĂȘs (RU) Quase Fluente
Yeah, if you add "up" to a word like that, it usually means a command that tells someone to do something.
"Vine up!" = do some Vine!
"Snapchat up!" = do some Snapchat!
It doesn't have to be social media. It can be other words too.
"Eat up!" = eat!
"Man up!" = act like man!
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- InglĂȘs (EUA)
Honestly, that doesn't sound very natural. If you add "it", it might help... "Vine it up!"
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- InglĂȘs (RU) Quase Fluente
In this case it looks like he wants you to use it. I'd think just by "vine up" he means "download vine" but I guess it can be used that way too.
Here is a common "...up" phrase
http://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/arm_up
There's also "listen up!" Which is something you say to a group when you want them to listen.
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- Russo
Thanks! A follow-up please. As far as I know, a command is not normally followed by 'up'. Right?
What is the difference?
What is the difference?
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It's only used for a few commands as far as I know
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No, rhis is just ONE way you can command someone.
I feel like using -up might be very difficult if you're not familiar with it. There's not really a big difference between "Vine up!" and "do some Vine", but that maybe the first one can sound more fun than the second.
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