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Meanings of act up in anglès
International AIDS activism, direct action and advocacy group.
Related terms
To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner.
Usage of act up in anglès
1
My convictions on this subject are your convictions; act up to them.
2
There are a number of other old men patients who act up.
3
They give nothing of themselves, for the performer to act up to.
4
This party may act up rough and then again he may not.
5
For he does not, like the angels, act up to his knowledge.
6
I find it, sometimes, very difficult to act up to my position.
7
His steed was beginning to act up now, despite the spell.
8
In that case, Isaacson resolved that he must act up to his intuition.
9
Anytime you act up, this is what will happen to you.
10
You've pretended to admire Robinson Crusoe; act up to your profession.
11
So we shot the first act up until just before Christmas.
12
He knew that I was one who would act up to my word.
13
What he was trying to act up to was his sense of fairness.
14
Play badly and act up and it will not be indulged.
15
Now I'm going to work the act up into something really worth while.
16
Having taught us that, they were bound to act up to their teaching.
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Act up across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common