go up

Reikšmė (English)

1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see go, up.
2. To move upwards.
3. To be built or erected.
4. To rise or increase in price, cost, or value.
5. To be consumed by fire.
6. To forget lines or blocks during public performance.
7. To attend university.
8. To be imprisoned.
9. To appeal for a dismissal.
10. To go bankrupt; to be ruined.

Synonyms

ascend

rise

climb

mount

come up

approach

arise

increase

climb up

lift

get up

send up

get on

go up to

uprise

up

🆙

move up

blow up

advance

draw near

near

rise up

ride

embark

set up

come on

take up

grow

bring up

draw close

put up

amount

board

come near

reach

go towards

accrue

expand

enter

burn up

soar

emerge

rise in price

burn down

billow

accede

go down

start

stem

step up

straighten

swell

take off

come into existence

drive someone up the wall

tower

transgress

transude

turn over

uplift

upon

upper

upward

walk up

become more expensive

become visible

carry up

move towards

run up to

be offered

be blown up

be exploded

send someone up the wall

advance up

find access

above

make go up

add up

alight

appreciate

approximate

arrive at

be promoted

be up

break

bull

call on

come in

come to

come up to

copulate

crawl

creep

cross

descend

dominate

doubt

drive up

enhance

ensemble

exit

ford

gain

get

get off

get out

get out of a car

go

go out

heighten

improve

jump

land

leave

occur

promoted

protrude

prove

quit

rocket

🚀

spike

spring up

stand up