- power something up
- power something up†to start something, such as an engine. •
You should power the engine up and let it run awhile before you drive away.
•Power up the engine and mow the grass.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
You should power the engine up and let it run awhile before you drive away.
•Power up the engine and mow the grass.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
power something up — ˌpower sthˈup derived to prepare a machine to start working by supplying it with electricity, etc. Opp: ↑power something down Main entry: ↑powerderived … Useful english dictionary
power something down — ˌpower ˈdown | ˌpower sthˈdown derived to stop a machine, especially a computer, by turning off the electricity supply • We were told to power down at 9.45. • Log off or power down your system. Opp: ↑power something up … Useful english dictionary
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power down — ˌpower ˈdown [transitive] [he/she/it powers down present participle powering down past tense powered down past participle powered down … Useful english dictionary
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power up — transitive verb : turn on 2 power up the computer • power up noun * * * ˌpower ˈup [transitive] [present tense … Useful english dictionary
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