Rock up Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɹɑk/ /ˈəp

RAHK-uhp

UK

ɹˈɒk/ /ˈʌp

ROK-up

परिभाषा

To arrive somewhere, often unexpectedly or casually, usually without planning in advance. Mostly used informally in British and Australian English.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal; mostly British and Australian English. Used for people arriving, often unexpectedly or casually ('He just rocked up to the party.'). Not used for inanimate objects. Avoid in formal writing; more common in speech and casual messaging.

• Spanish: aparecer (informal) - llegar (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): aparecer (informal) - chegar (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): aparecer (informal) - chegar (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 突然出现（口语） - 到场（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 突然出現（口語） - 到場（口語）
• Hindi: आ जाना (अनौपचारिक) - पहुँच जाना (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: يظهر فجأة (عامية) - يصل فجأة (عامية)
• Bengali: হঠাৎ চলে আসা - উদাসীনভাবে পৌঁছানো
• Russian: заявиться - прийти без предупреждения
• Japanese: ふらっと来る - 予告なしに現れる
• Vietnamese: đột ngột xuất hiện - tới tự nhiên
• Korean: 불쑥 오다 - 갑자기 오다
• Turkish: pat diye gelmek - aniden çıkagelmek
• Urdu: اچانک آ جانا - بغیر اطلاع کے آنا
• Indonesian: muncul begitu saja - datang tanpa pemberitahuan

उदाहरण वाक्य

They rocked up an hour late to the wedding.

basic

You can't just rock up without telling anyone.

basic

My friends rocked up at my place last night.

basic

He just rocked up in jeans when everyone else was dressed up.

natural

We had no idea who would rock up to the open mic night.

natural

If you rock up hungry, there’s always pizza in the fridge.

natural