The phrase "affairs up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to affairs up before the meeting." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "get things in order" or "sort out matters."
Kseniya Sobchak is a celebrity, TV figure, and socialite, whose love affairs — up until early this year, when she married a popular actor — were a subject of media gossip.
Meanwhile, a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found 27% of registered voters would like to see the US play a more active role in world affairs – up 19% since April.
From the Nov. 21 cease-fire to the end of May, four Palestinian civilians have been killed and 123 injured in the buffer zone by Israeli forces, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, up from 3 deaths and 80 injuries in the same period the previous year.
It is our function to report that there has been a sinister turn of affairs up there.
Canada was too preoccupied with its own affairs up to 1935 to take great note of Japanese incursions into Manchuria or the growing power of Adolf Hitler in Europe.
Back in 2009, Labour made an agreement with Liechtenstein that set a time-limited window that closes in 2016 for people to bring their UK tax affairs up to date.
The album is moving and amazingly frank, dealing with past love affairs, ups and downs and even his divorce.
So lovers whose wives don't know about their affairs end up renting substitute wives.
The protests have been fairly light-hearted affairs, summed up by one online exhortation: "If you live in Berlin or just love partying here, come along".
For many, the term "consumer affairs" conjures up images of middle-aged housewives in knitted sweaters and quality guarantees on cereal packets.
The fortunate Cayman Islands A breakthrough beckons Kaleidoscope Bad vibrations The Netherlands' Jan Peter Balkenende ReprintsNosing into Mr Traynor's affairs turned up another trail.
