Apr 20, 2017 · Please step up the speed of your activity. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. move/step up a gear. to start to work or play more effectively or …

Apr 28, 2017 · COCA BNC speeded up 178 139 sped up 324 8 That is, when it comes to the phrasal verb to speed up , the preference is not anywhere as strong in the US, and is outright …

Nov 23, 2015 · to increase the speed or velocity of; cause to move faster. The Free Dictionary. Ngram accelerate the metabolism. Etymology: Fasten derives from the original Old English …

I've always believed the past tense of sync ("I sync my phone with my computer") to be synced ("I synced my phone with my computer yesterday"). This question would seem to suggest either …

Mixing these up produces some odd results: "Rapid rabbits" are comprehensible but more predatory that we are used to rabbits being. "Quickness limits" Nonsense. "Quick delivery?" …

Jan 23, 2012 · Low speed is licensed by the UP/DOWN metaphor cluster, which, like all metaphors, allows us to symbolically project some feature or percept of the human body (in …

Speed up the lunch line. You are talking about making the lunch-serving process more efficient, and your example says you are measuring that by how long (presumably) the queue is. So. …

Oct 1, 2015 · Once oriented, employees, both veterans and rookies need to be trained and updated to bring them up [back] (in the case of veterans) to speed. To train/verb: Def 19: to …

May 1, 2021 · @Raghavendra Singh If you are supposed to be using standard English then "cope with" is the only option. If you are supposed to be using Indan dialect then, presumably, "cope …

Jul 30, 2012 · The same technique is used in transition areas from high to low speed (like a highway exit) or where two lanes of high-speed traffic will be merging, that kinda thing where …