to get up

US /tə ˈɡet ʌp/
UK /tə ˈɡet ʌp/
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1.

to rise from bed after sleeping

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I usually get up at 7 AM on weekdays.
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It's hard to get up early on weekends.
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wake uparise
2.

to stand up from a sitting or lying position

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Please get up when the judge enters the courtroom.
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He tried to get up, but his leg was injured.
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stand uprise
3.

to organize or arrange something

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We need to get up a new committee to handle this issue.
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They managed to get up a small exhibition in a week.
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organizearrangeestablishset up
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get upget up toget caught up inget up someone's nosegetget onget in