Collocations with "up"

often for a business or machine

To draw a liquid or substance upwards into something.

Refers to a symbol, often on a sign or keyboard.

A common phrasal verb meaning to form a line.

to force something out of your throat or lungs by coughing

to close or join the parts of something, like a coat or a bag

To look upwards.

To clean a spill from a surface using a cloth or sponge.

To rise to a higher position or to the surface by floating.

Phrasal verb meaning to close a shop for the night; for a hole or wound to heal.

To move to a higher position on a surface by crawling.

To move upwards quickly and awkwardly.

to close a hole or tear by sewing

to move upwards quickly, either in flight or in value

Phrasal verb meaning to bring food up from the stomach.

To consider the good and bad aspects of something in order to make a decision.

to rise to the surface in the form of bubbles

to move upwards (e.g., a path, stairs) by skipping

to grab or lift something quickly.

to walk with heavy steps up a slope, hill, or stairs

To move through the air from a lower to a higher point.

to wind something into a coil, often for storage

To move upwards suddenly and quickly.

To fasten something to a vertical surface, like a wall.

To close an opening or container completely.

Indicates being caught or twisted in something.