form up

1. To assemble into a particular formation or arrangement. The troops formed up into straight lines.

2. To organize in a particular manner. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "form" and "up." Form those clothes up into neat piles, will you?

form up

1. To come together into an organized shape or formation: At the sergeant's command, the troops formed up into a single line. Our plans formed up quickly after we reviewed the possibilities.

2. To cause something to be created by arranging or organizing: We formed up several teams of players. The marines formed the captives up into two columns and marched them forward.

词组	form up
释义	form up form up 1. To assemble into a particular formation or arrangement. The troops formed up into straight lines. 2. To organize in a particular manner. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "form" and "up." Form those clothes up into neat piles, will you? See also: form, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. form up v. 1. To come together into an organized shape or formation: At the sergeant's command, the troops formed up into a single line. Our plans formed up quickly after we reviewed the possibilities. 2. To cause something to be created by arranging or organizing: We formed up several teams of players. The marines formed the captives up into two columns and marched them forward. See also: form, up The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: always the bridesmaid always the bridesmaid, never the bride bride bridesmaid come across like come across like (someone or something) result in result in (something) come across as (something) to (one) particular
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