Pronunciation: /hɛd ʌp/
noun a person in charge or leading position
A1 I have a headache.
A2 She always keeps her head up high.
B1 The team leader gave a head up about the upcoming project.
B2 It's important to have a head up on the competition.
C1 The CEO's head up on the company's financial status was impressive.
C2 Her ability to stay calm and provide a head up in crisis situations is remarkable.
verb to be in charge or lead a group or organization
A1 I need to head up to the store to buy some groceries.
A2 Can you head up the project while I'm away on vacation?
B1 I will head up the meeting tomorrow and make sure everything runs smoothly.
B2 The CEO asked me to head up the new marketing campaign.
C1 She was promoted to head up the department after years of hard work.
C2 As the senior manager, it is my responsibility to head up all major decisions for the company.
adjective pertaining to being in a leading or supervisory role
A1 She always keeps her head up and stays positive.
A2 The head up display in the car shows important information like speed and navigation directions.
B1 The new manager has a head up approach to leadership, always looking ahead and planning for the future.
B2 The head up position in yoga helps to improve posture and strengthen the neck muscles.
C1 The CEO's head up strategy led the company to great success in the competitive market.
C2 The head up position in swimming requires strong core muscles and good body alignment.
adverb in a forward or upward direction
A1 Please head up to the second floor.
A2 I need to head up to the store to buy some groceries.
B1 Make sure to head up the project before the deadline.
B2 I like to head up early in the morning to get a head start on my day.
C1 The manager decided to head up the new marketing campaign.
C2 She always heads up the team meetings with enthusiasm and confidence.
formal Please remember to always keep your head up during the presentation.
informal Hey, don't worry about it, just keep your head up and keep moving forward.
slang Dude, no matter what happens, just head up and stay positive.
figurative Even when facing challenges, it's important to always keep your head up and maintain a positive attitude.
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