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1. • • fired up adjective (also fired-up) uk / ˌfaɪəd ˈʌp / us / ˌfaɪɚd ˈʌp / Add to word list energetic, determined, and full of strong feeling, usually excitement or anger:
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   What does it mean to be fired up?

   • Meaning: To be or get fired up means to be excited or enthusiastic about something. In the first example, Nikki is fired up about her team at the World Cup. In the second example, Ken is upset that his roommates are not fired up about the World Cup. For more information, please visit: www.languagesystems.edu.

   Everyday Idioms!!!: To Be or Get Fired Up

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   What does 'F-U' mean in this context?

   • In this context, 'F-U' is not an abbreviation mentioned in the passage. The passage lists several medical abbreviations and their meanings, but 'F-U' is not among them.

   F-U Medical Abbreviation Meaning

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   What does it mean If You're Fired Up at a game?

   • Feeling very excited or passionate about something. The crowd is getting really fired up right now, so let's send out the starters for the game. Don't go and talk to the boss while you're all fired up like this—wait until you're calmer so you don't say something you'll regret.

   Fired up - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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   What is the phrasal verb fire up?

   • This page is about the phrasal verb fire up to create enthusiasm or excitement, usually among a group of people or a crowd fire up sb The coach fired up his players with his half-time talk, and they tried much harder in the second half. be fired up After being fired up by their leaders' speeches, the protesters marched to government house.

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   How did a football coach fire up his players?

   • fire up sb The coach fired up his players with his half-time talk, and they tried much harder in the second half. be fired up After being fired up by their leaders' speeches, the protesters marched to government house. A lot of civil rights leaders like Dr Martin Luther King were great public speakers, and they were very good at firing up

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   How do you feel about a director getting fired up?

   • fired up about The director is really good at getting people fired up about his projects. He's so laid-back, it's difficult to imagine him getting fired up about anything. It's wonderful how fired-up she seems by her own music. I was shocked to witness this incident and my friend was so fired-up that she called the police.

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   Meaning. to create enthusiasm or excitement, usually among a group of people or a crowd. For example. fire up sb The coach fired up his players with his half-time talk, and they tried much harder in the second half. be fired up After being fired up by their leaders' speeches, the protesters marched to government house. Quick Quiz.

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5. www.collinsdictionary.com › english › fired-upFIRED UP definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   adjective. in an energized and excited state. The difference was that Arsenal were fired up for 70 minutes but Chelsea were fired up for 90. Both players are so fired up for this game, it is sure to be a classic. I enjoy having a coach who's fired up about winning.

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   Feeling very excited or passionate about something. The crowd is getting really fired up right now, so let's send out the starters for the game. Don't go and talk to the boss while you're all fired up like this—wait until you're calmer so you don't say something you'll regret.

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   What does the adjective fired-up mean? There is one meaning in OED's entry for the adjective fired-up . See ‘Meaning & use’ for definition, usage, and quotation evidence.

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   Fired up Origin and History - An American expression meaning angry or highly charged dates from the early 19th century. Fired up Meanings and origins of thousands of idioms, curious words, and slang.