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| 1 | dictionary.cambridge.org | /dictionary/english/... | |
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UP FOR SOMETHING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
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UP FOR SOMETHING definition |
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| 2 | www.englishalex.com | /post/quick-english-... | |
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Quick English Idioms
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7 мая 2021 г. — If you are up for something, it means you have the interest and energy for an activity . Another way to say this is "I'm in the mood" for ... |
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| 3 | speakenglishwithtiffani.com | /what-are-you-up-to-... | |
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"What are you up to" Meaning and Answers
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Essentially, what are you up to is just another way to ask “what are you doing?” Now, this can be interpreted many ways, such as what are you doing now, what ... |
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| 4 | www.reddit.com | /r/EnglishLearning/c... | |
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to be UP for something vs to be DOWN for something
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" I'm up for that " and "I'm down for that" are both informal slang terms which mean you are available and willing for what is being suggested. |
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| 5 | www.quora.com | /Whats-the-differenc... | |
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What's the difference between “What are you up to?” and “ ...
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What's the difference between “What are you up to?” and “What are you up for?” |
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| 6 | www.merriam-webster.com | /dictionary/up%20for | |
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UP FOR Definition & Meaning
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7 дней назад — The meaning of UP FOR is wanting to have or do (something). How to use up for in a sentence. |
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| 7 | rachelsenglish.com | /how-to-respond-to-w... | |
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How You SHOULD [and Shouldn't!] Respond to “What's Up?”
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They use it as a greeting . This is the most common use of it and the most common response would be “Nothing.” or “Not much.”. |
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