Pronunciation: /ˈɡɛtʌp/
noun a style of dress or clothing
A1 I like to wear a simple getup for casual outings.
A2 She put together a stylish getup for the party.
B1 He always has a unique getup that stands out in a crowd.
B2 The actor's red carpet getup was designed by a famous designer.
C1 The fashion designer created a stunning getup for the runway show.
C2 Her elaborate getup for the masquerade ball was the talk of the town.
verb to rise from bed or get out of a place
A1 I get up early every morning to go for a run.
A2 She gets up late on weekends and enjoys a leisurely breakfast.
B1 They get up at the crack of dawn to catch the first train to work.
B2 He gets up before sunrise to practice yoga and meditation.
C1 The athletes get up before dawn to train for the upcoming competition.
C2 Despite the jet lag, she gets up early to explore the city before the conference.
adjective none
A1 She wore a colorful getup to the party.
A2 He put on his superhero getup for Halloween.
B1 The clown's getup made the children laugh.
B2 The actor's elaborate getup transformed him into a historical figure.
C1 The elaborate getup worn by the model was designed by a famous fashion designer.
C2 The astronaut's getup included a helmet, gloves, and a spacesuit.
adverb none
A1 She quickly got up from her chair.
A2 He always gets up early to go for a run.
B1 I need to get up earlier if I want to catch the bus.
B2 After the alarm went off, she got up and started getting ready for work.
C1 Despite feeling tired, he got up and went to the gym.
C2 She got up gracefully from the table and excused herself from the dinner party.
pronoun none
A1 I need to getup early for work.
A2 She always has a stylish getup for parties.
B1 His getup for the costume party was very creative.
B2 The superhero's getup was complete with a cape and mask.
C1 The actor's getup for the movie was meticulously designed by the costume department.
C2 The elaborate getup worn by the performer was a work of art in itself.
preposition none
A1 I need to getup early for work tomorrow.
A2 She always gets up early to exercise before school.
B1 He decided to getup and leave the party early.
B2 In order to catch the train, we had to getup before dawn.
C1 Despite feeling tired, she managed to getup and start her day.
C2 The athlete had to getup at 4am for the competition.
conjunction none
A1 I need to get up early for work.
A2 She didn't want to get up and face the day.
B1 I always get up and exercise before breakfast.
B2 If you want to succeed, you have to get up and try again.
C1 Despite feeling tired, he managed to get up and give a presentation.
C2 After a long night of studying, she had to get up and take the exam.
interjection none
A1 Getup! It's time for school.
A2 Getup, sleepyhead! We have a busy day ahead.
B1 Getup and seize the day!
B2 Getup, it's a beautiful morning to go for a run.
C1 Getup early to make the most of your day.
C2 Getup and start your day with a positive mindset.
article none
A1 I need to getup early for work.
A2 She always has a colorful getup for parties.
B1 His getup for the costume party was a pirate outfit.
B2 The actor's getup for the movie was incredibly realistic.
C1 The fashion designer created a stunning getup for the runway show.
C2 Her getup for the gala event was the talk of the town.
formal She wore a professional getup to the job interview.
informal I love your casual getup, it looks so comfortable.
slang Check out his flashy getup, he's always dressed to impress.
figurative His determination and perseverance were his getup to success.
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