Definition of «getup»

The term "get up" can have several meanings depending on its context.

1) It could refer to waking up from sleep or rest, as in "I need to get up early tomorrow."

2) In a more general sense, it means to stand up or rise, such as getting out of bed or chair: "Can you help me get up?"

3) The term can also be used figuratively to mean starting something new or taking action. For example, "It's time for us to get up and do something about the issue."

4) In sports context, it means a player's attempt to move the ball downfield, as in American football: "He made a great getup and threw a long pass."

Usage examples

  1. I need to plan my getup for the upcoming Halloween party.
  2. She put on an elegant getup for the formal event.
  3. His casual getup consisted of jeans and a t-shirt.
  4. The superhero's getup included a cape and a mask.
  5. He changed into his workout getup to head to the gym.
  6. The clown's colorful getup made everyone laugh at the circus.
  7. She created a unique getup by mixing and matching different fashion styles.
  8. The actor wore an extravagant getup for his role in the historical movie.
  9. They coordinated their getups to dress up as a famous duo for the costume party.
  10. His getup for the ski trip included a warm jacket, gloves, and goggles.

Phrases with «getup»

Sentences with «getup»

  • You could also do a Turkish getup with it, or run resisted sprints using it as a harness that holds you back. (onnit.com)
  • And we have another strong ally in GetUp! (animalsaustralia.org)
  • Pre-ordering this bundle will give owners two special costumes for RE0's HD remaster — Rebecca's nurse gown from RE: The Mercenaries 3D and a Street Fighter Cody - inspired getup for Billy. (heavy.com)
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