Pronunciation: /skrʌb ʌp wɛl/
noun a person who cleans or polishes something
A1 My friend always scrubs up well for special occasions.
A2 She scrubbed up well for her job interview and got the position.
B1 The actor scrubbed up well for the red carpet event.
B2 Despite the long flight, she managed to scrub up well before the important meeting.
C1 The diplomat always scrubs up well when representing his country abroad.
C2 Even after a long day at work, she still manages to scrub up well for dinner parties.
verb to clean oneself or something thoroughly, especially before a medical procedure
A1 My dog scrubs up well when I give him a bath.
A2 She always scrubs up well before going out for dinner.
B1 The new employee scrubs up well for important meetings.
B2 The actor always scrubs up well for red carpet events.
C1 She knows how to scrub up well for formal occasions.
C2 Even in casual attire, he still manages to scrub up well.
adverb in a manner that is thorough or effective
A1 She scrubs up well for special occasions.
A2 He scrubbed up well for his job interview.
B1 The team scrubbed up well before the big game.
B2 Despite the long journey, she scrubbed up well for the meeting.
C1 The actors always scrub up well for red carpet events.
C2 Even after a long day at work, he manages to scrub up well for dinner parties.
formal The surgeon always scrubs up well before performing a procedure.
informal I have to make sure to scrub up well before meeting my date.
slang He really knows how to scrub up well for a night out.
figurative With some practice, you can learn to scrub up well in any situation.
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