get up

alzarsi

Uscire dal letto dopo aver dormito, di solito per iniziare la giornata.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you leave your bed after sleeping, usually to start your day.

• I get up early.
• She got up at eight today.
• What time do you usually get up?

Come si usa: get up at + time (I get up at half past six.)

Sinonimi: rise

Espressioni comuni: get up early, get up late, get up at seven

salire

Raggiungere un luogo più alto salendo o arrampicandosi.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you reach a higher place by climbing or moving upwards.

• Can you get up that hill?
• The cat got up onto the roof.
• We could not get up the icy steps.

Come si usa: get up something (We struggled to get up the steep hill.); get up to somewhere (How did the cat get up to the roof?)

Sinonimi: climb, ascend

Contrari: descend

Espressioni comuni: get up the hill, get up a ladder, get up the stairs

alzarsi

Uscire dal letto dopo aver dormito, di solito per iniziare la giornata.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you leave your bed after sleeping, usually to start your day.

• We get up at six.
• I got up late on Sunday.
• Do you find it hard to get up in winter?

Come si usa: get up at + time (On weekdays, we get up at seven.)

Sinonimi: rise

Espressioni comuni: get up early, get up late, get up at six

alzarsi

Passare dalla posizione seduta a quella in piedi.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you move from sitting to standing.

• Please get up and stretch.
• He got up from his chair.
• Can you help Grandma get up from the sofa?

Come si usa: get up from something (She got up from her chair to answer the door.)

Sinonimi: stand up, rise

Contrari: sit down

Espressioni comuni: get up slowly, get up from sitting, get up and stretch