change up

1. verb To alter or switch something, especially from a usual method or proceedings. In this usage, "change it up" is commonly used. I've had this haircut for a while now, so I think it's time to change it up. You should change up your material so people don't get bored with it.

2. verb To change to a higher gear while driving. You'll probably need to change up once you get on the highway.

3. noun In baseball, a pitch that has a similar wind-up to a fastball but travels much slower. In this usage, the phrase is usually written as one word. If you throw a changeup now, I think you'll get this guy out.

change up

1. To alter something: The cafeteria changed up the menu after people complained that they were tired of macaroni and cheese. When the other team discovered our strategy, we had to change it up.

2. To switch to a higher gear when driving a motor vehicle: When you accelerate, you have to change up or the car will stall.

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释义	change up change up 1. verb To alter or switch something, especially from a usual method or proceedings. In this usage, "change it up" is commonly used. I've had this haircut for a while now, so I think it's time to change it up. You should change up your material so people don't get bored with it. 2. verb To change to a higher gear while driving. You'll probably need to change up once you get on the highway. 3. noun In baseball, a pitch that has a similar wind-up to a fastball but travels much slower. In this usage, the phrase is usually written as one word. If you throw a changeup now, I think you'll get this guy out. See also: change, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. change up v. 1. To alter something: The cafeteria changed up the menu after people complained that they were tired of macaroni and cheese. When the other team discovered our strategy, we had to change it up. 2. To switch to a higher gear when driving a motor vehicle: When you accelerate, you have to change up or the car will stall. See also: change, up The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: fix on fix on (someone or something) cross over cook out going to fall out fallout gone on go on (doing something) Go on! References in periodicals archive WM and I went through a lot of change ups in the first three years of playing together. Th'Haint Naw, just jokes, this one is a little slower in places, but its got the same change ups and background crooning. "Focusing on the most influential--and at the same time, underrated--of independent music's last stand". (Notes from the Underground)
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