The phrase "atmosphere up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest enhancing or elevating the atmosphere, but it lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "We need to atmosphere up the event to make it more engaging for the guests."
Alternatives: "elevate the atmosphere" or "enhance the ambiance."
As a broadcaster, Lavin had witnessed the visitor-friendly atmosphere up close.
"When she went to a party, she livened people up, livened the atmosphere up".
They rapidly take up vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere — up to 4,300 metric tons per square kilometer of kelp forest each year.
A study from Cornell University last year calculated that from production to end-user some 7.9% of total shale-gas output finds its way into the atmosphere, up to twice as much as for conventional gas wells.
This gif shows optical images of the surface clouds encircling Jupiter's equator - including the famous great red spot - alternate with new detailed radio images of the deep atmosphere (up to 30kms below the clouds).
Cranking the atmosphere up, the running back then complete an eight-yard pass for his third touchdown, making the score 24-21 with 8 21 left on the clock.
Here, we studied the mechanical, microstructural, and chemical changes of physical vapour deposited protective Ti-Al-N/Mo-Si-B multilayer coatings during annealing in inert and oxidative atmosphere (up to 1600 °C).
Imagine the lines of population growth, resource depletion and accumulation of carbon in the atmosphere going up, up and up.
Pt-impregnated Ce0.1Zr0.9O2 was examined by neutron diffraction measurements under both CO/Ar and O2/Ar atmospheres up to ∼700°C.
X-ray diffractometer results indicated that Nb doping in B site can stabilize the material in the reducing atmospheres up to 800 °C.
Today nitrogen dominates the atmosphere, making up four-fifths of our atmosphere; oxygen makes up the other fifth.
