Pronunciation: /sup ʌp/
verb to modify or enhance something, typically a vehicle or machine, to increase its performance or power
A1 I like to soup up my car with new rims and a spoiler.
A2 He souped up his computer by adding more RAM and a faster processor.
B1 The chef souped up the traditional recipe by adding exotic spices and ingredients.
B2 She decided to soup up her wardrobe by adding some trendy accessories.
C1 The company souped up their marketing campaign with innovative strategies and collaborations.
C2 The team souped up their performance by implementing new training techniques and technologies.
adverb in a way that modifies or enhances something, typically a vehicle or machine, to increase its performance or power
A1 I like to soup up my car with new rims and a loud exhaust.
A2 He souped up his computer with extra RAM and a faster processor.
B1 She decided to soup up her resume with additional certifications and skills.
B2 The company souped up their marketing campaign with celebrity endorsements.
C1 The chef souped up the traditional recipe by adding exotic spices and ingredients.
C2 The designer souped up the website's interface to make it more user-friendly and visually appealing.
formal The mechanic was able to soup up the car's engine for better performance.
informal I'm going to soup up my computer with some new software.
slang Let's soup up this party with some fun games and music.
figurative She decided to soup up her resume with additional skills and experiences.
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