What does "get back up" mean in?
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If someone knocks you down physically, get back up.\nIf someone, or something 'knocks you down' hypothetically speaking, dust yourself off, shake off the negative and get back to your feet. Forget that you may have suffered a short loss or a minor pitfall, just continue with your life and shrug off and forget about the bad and focus on the good.
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you are just over working it. get up and do something different for a while and it will all come back to you
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it means you want to reconcile some actions you did or did not take previously. the person that wants to "make it up" feels sorry that they left the other person with a void in some form or fashion and they want to try to fill that void with something else.
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It means that you're willing to go all the way instead of just getting a short ride.\n\nWanna lift?!  LMAO!!!\n\n\nYou're too much!!!  Still LMFAO!!!
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Until you can get it up again.  ;)
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Like when people say "what's up?" What do they think is up?
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I would interpret that as meaning several different things, what's up to me is slang for hello, hi how you doing, what have you been up to, what's been going on with you, hey where you been, good to see you, how you feel, talk to me or tell me something, get to the point, etc. It all depends on your tone of voice, to whom your talking to, and the situation that you are in. Example: If you haven't seen a friend in along time you would say "what's up"! man or girl. But if your car was in the shop longer than it was suppose to be you would ask your mechanic "What's Up!" with my car getting fixed. It may not be the proper term, but most people get the gist. Although people should use judgment about it (saying what's up). Especially if there applying for a job, talking to a teacher or doctor. In those cases it wouldn't be appropriate. It's basically just another greeting.
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Hollaback is a term to say like "Call me up" for example holla back at yo boy. Its a ghetto word.
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up in the air\nDefinition:\n[adjective] very uncertain; "left everything up in the air"\n[adjective] not yet determined; "plans are still up in the air"\n\nBring down the house\npopular acclaim\n\nbolt from the blue\nThe idea appeared from no where in his brain.\n\nkeyed up means excited\n\ndrag ones heels means to not want to do something so you react slowly and try to get out of it\n\ndo up\n[verb] wrap for decorative purposes; "The gift was done up in pretty red paper"\n\n[verb] use special care in dressing, making-up, etc.; "She dolled herself up for the night out with her friends"\nSynonyms: doll up, pretty up, glam up
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This is a delightful British term that means doing your best to get on with it, despite the odds being stacked against you. It doesn't mean you're winging it, it means you're doing your best in a bad situation. or having a 'stiff upper lip' and steely resolve, which all us brits love to do!
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I would say just get back together
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log back in and reactivate it. it's simple
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Get back to work!\n\n-your boss
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It means to start, to begin.\nMake a move and have your voice heard!
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"Bend your knees and lift with your legs......not your back!" \n\nWorks so much better when picking things up. *wink*
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Though this is a typo kind of jargon, it means respond;Please reply,Call me back etc.Hope this helps
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IF YOU HAVE BROKEN WITH YOUR EX THEN USE\nCAN I HAVE MY THINGS BACK