Get up

get up (to arise, to sit up, to stand up, tu ascend, to mount, to dress as a costume or disguise, to acquire knowledge, go faster {to a horse}) - powstać, podnieść się, wstać z łóżka, wio (do konia).

1. Steven gets up at six o'clock every day. [Steven goes out the bed...]
2. She got herself up as a peasant girl. [She dressed herself as...]
3. I get up early, but it doesn't mean I like getting up early.
4. I hated singing and getting up in front of crowds. [...singing and coming on the stage in front of crowds] /Rod Stewart/
5. Get up from that piano. You hurtin' its feelings. [leave that piano...] /Jelly Roll Morton/
6. The mountaineers were getting up 100 meters every day. [..climbed 100 metres]
7. The guitar soloist will get up the scene with two singers. [will perform...]
8. It was clear for everybody that professor Dipptins students were getting up in their Spanish very quickly. [... students acquiring their knowledge of Spanish...]