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Definitions from the WebDescription: "Bump up" is a versatile phrasal verb that can be used in different contexts. It can mean raising something or somebody to a higher position or level, increasing the amount or intensity of something, or promoting someone to a higher position or rank. Senses and Usages: 1. Part of Speech: Phrasal verb (transitive) - Sense: Raise something/somebody to a higher position or level - Example Sentence: She used a ladder to bump up the picture on the wall. 2. Part of Speech: Phrasal verb (transitive) - Sense: Increase the amount or intensity of something - Example Sentence: The coach advised the team to bump up their training sessions before the big game. 3. Part of Speech: Phrasal verb (transitive) - Sense: Promote someone to a higher position or rank - Example Sentence: Sarah was bumped up to manager after consistently delivering excellent results. 4. Part of Speech: Phrasal verb (intransitive) - Sense: Increase or rise suddenly or abruptly - Example Sentence: The stock price bumped up as a result of positive market news. Related products on Amazon: - Ladders | ||||
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