Pronunciation: /bɔɪ ʌp/
noun a floating object anchored in water to mark a location or guide navigation
A1 I use a buoy up when swimming in the ocean.
A2 The buoy up helped keep the boat afloat.
B1 The buoy up is essential for safety during water activities.
B2 The buoy up was deployed to assist in the rescue mission.
C1 The buoy up played a crucial role in the maritime operation.
C2 The buoy up was instrumental in saving the lives of the stranded sailors.
verb to keep afloat or support something or someone in order to prevent sinking or falling
A1 I use a life jacket to buoy up in the water.
A2 The positive feedback from my boss buoyed me up after a long day at work.
B1 Listening to music always buoys up my spirits when I'm feeling down.
B2 The successful completion of the project buoyed up the team's confidence.
C1 Her unwavering support buoyed up his determination to succeed against all odds.
C2 The unexpected promotion buoyed up her career prospects and aspirations for the future.
formal The addition of more funds will help buoy up our financial situation.
informal Let's all pitch in to buoy up our friend's spirits during this tough time.
slang I need some good news to buoy up my mood today.
figurative Positive affirmations can buoy up your confidence in challenging situations.
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