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bubble up VB vb intr

bubble up rage
bubble up liquid
bubble up carbonated drink
zischen <zischst, zischte, hat gezischt>
nel dizionario PONS

I. bub·ble [ˈbʌbl̩] SOST

1. bubble (ball of air):

Blase f <-, -n>

2. bubble (utopian state):

Seifenblase f <-, -n>

2. bubble (deceptive scheme):

Seifenblase f <-, -n> fig

II. bub·ble [ˈbʌbl̩] VB vb intr

1. bubble (display bubbles):

bubble coffee, stew
bubble boiling water
bubble fountain
bubble champagne

2. bubble (make bubbling sound):

3. bubble fig (emotionally):

bub·ble wrap, ˈBub·ble·Wrap® SOST no pl

I. up [ʌp] AVV inv

1. up (to higher position):

up lift
rauf mit dir! colloq

2. up (erect):

3. up (out of bed):

4. up (northwards):

herauf colloq

5. up (at higher place):

6. up ingl brit (towards city):

7. up ingl brit (at university):

8. up (toward):

up to sb/sth
auf jdn/etw zu
to run up to sb

9. up (in high position):

an der Spitze colloq

10. up (higher in price or number):

11. up (to point of):

up until [or till] [or to]
bis +acc

12. up (in opposition to):

to be up against sb/sth
es mit jdm/etw zu tun haben
to be up against sb/sth

13. up (depend on):

to be up to sb
to be up to sb to do sth
jds Aufgabe sein, etw zu tun

14. up (contrive):

to be up to sth

15. up (be adequate):

to be up to sth
to be up to sth

16. up (comparable with):

17. up ingl am (apiece):

18. up dated colloq (yes for):

up with sb/sth
hoch lebe jd/etw

locuzioni:

II. up [ʌp] PREP

1. up (to higher position):

herauf colloq

2. up (along):

3. up (against flow):

4. up (at top of):

up sth
oben auf etw dat

5. up ingl Aus, ingl brit colloq (to):

locuzioni:

up top ingl brit colloq
up yours! volg

III. up [ʌp] AGG inv

1. up attr (moving upward):

2. up attr ingl brit dated (travelling toward the city):

3. up attr FIS:

4. up pred (out of bed):

5. up pred (erect):

up collar

6. up pred (leading):

7. up pred ingl brit, ingl Aus (being repaired):

up road
up road

8. up pred (more intense):

9. up pred (in horseracing):

10. up pred (happy):

high sl
to be up about [or on][or for] sth

11. up pred ingl brit dated (frothy):

12. up pred (functioning properly):

13. up pred (in baseball):

14. up pred (finished):

up time, hours
up time, hours

15. up pred colloq (happening):

16. up pred (informed):

to be up in sth
sich acc mit etw dat auskennen

17. up pred (scheduled):

to be up for sth
to be up for sth terms

18. up pred DIR (on trial):

to be up for sth
to be up for trial person

19. up pred (interested in):

IV. up [ʌp] SOST

up colloq (good period):

Hoch nt <-s, -s>

locuzioni:

to be on the up and up ingl brit, ingl Aus colloq (be improving)
to be on the up and up esp ingl am (be honest)
sauber sein colloq

V. up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB vb intr colloq

to up and do sth

VI. up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB vb trans

1. up (increase) capacity:

to up sth

2. up (raise):

to up sth

VII. up [ʌp] INTER

Voce OpenDict

bubble SOST

Voce OpenDict

up AGG

to be up (your turn) colloq
Voce OpenDict

up AVV

Present
Ibubble up
yoububble up
he/she/itbubbles up
webubble up
yoububble up
theybubble up
Past
Ibubbled up
yoububbled up
he/she/itbubbled up
webubbled up
yoububbled up
theybubbled up
Present Perfect
Ihavebubbled up
youhavebubbled up
he/she/ithasbubbled up
wehavebubbled up
youhavebubbled up
theyhavebubbled up
Past Perfect
Ihadbubbled up
youhadbubbled up
he/she/ithadbubbled up
wehadbubbled up
youhadbubbled up
theyhadbubbled up

PONS OpenDict

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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

They tend to trust those flashes of insight that seem to bubble up from the unconscious mind.
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Suds bubble up over the top.
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The record never builds to a huge chorus; instead, its hooks bubble up quietly and quickly, then dissipate as the songs return to their downbeat simmer.
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Songs seem to bubble up amidst a cauldron of haunting, atmospheric sounds.
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For example, in a distillation column, the vapors bubble up through the downward flowing liquid while exchanging both heat and mass.
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