Definition of pump up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
inflationtr. inflate something by filling it with air or gastr.
- He used a hand pump to pump up the bicycle tire..
2.
soundtr. increase the volume or intensitytr.
- She likes to pump up the music when she's home alone..
3.
- The coach's speech really pumped up the team before the game.!
4.
- He pumped up at the gym before the competition.
Expressions with pump up
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increase the sound level
He asked the DJ to pump up the volume.
Examples of pump up in a sentence
She asked him to pump up the soccer ball. Let's pump up the volume for the party. He loves to pump up the bass in his car. Music always pumps me up for a workout. The crowd was pumped up by the opening act. She pumped up her biceps with intense workouts.
They pumped up before the bodybuilding show.
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- French:gonfler, augmenter, ...
- German:aufpumpen, aufdrehen, ...
- Italian:pompare, aumentare il volume, ...
- Spanish:inflar, subir el volumen, ...
- Portuguese:encher, aumentar o volume, ...
- Chinese:打气, 提高音量, ...
- Japanese:膨らませる, 音量を上げる, ...
- Arabic:نَفَخَ, رَفَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַפֵּחַ, לְהַגְבִּיר, ...
- Russian:накачать, увеличить громкость, ...
- Ukrainian:накачати, збільшити гучність, ...
- Hindi:हवा भरना, आवाज बढ़ाना, ...
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