Buck up your ideas Meaning in English
expression
التعريف
Used to tell someone to make more effort, become more serious, and improve their attitude or performance.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Mainly British and informal; it's often used by teachers, managers, or parents to criticize and motivate. Not rude, but can sound sharp. Similar to 'pull yourself together' or 'get your act together.' Not used in American English.
جمل نموذجية
You need to buck up your ideas and start studying harder.
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If you don't buck up your ideas, you'll fail the class.
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The coach told the team to buck up their ideas before the next match.
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"Come on, buck up your ideas or you’ll get left behind!"
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It's time to buck up your ideas and show everyone what you can really do.
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Honestly, you really have to buck up your ideas if you want this job.
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