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Discover LudwigSentence The phrase "up the fire" is grammatically correct but is not commonly used in written English.
It may be used as an idiom meaning to accelerate or increase something. For example, "She is trying to up the fire of the sales team to meet quarterly targets."
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It's turning up the fire in the room.
"Make up the fire," the Spanish king orders a flunkey.
Until we got our lights set up, the fire was the only source of illumination.
First, cover up the fire pole hole, and not only because it may eat your architect.
But as winds kicked up, the fire began moving toward Saratoga Springs, and crews began focusing on saving homes.
She started up the fire and found the drinking water and began to boil oatmeal for the kids.
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The deputies attempting to knock on doors to spread evacuation orders couldn't even get up the fire-blocked road.
If the base does blow up, the fires could spread even more.
You may have to hold up the firing pin channel to prevent the cleaning solvents from getting inside.
She did, and her father got up from the fire.
Read up on the fire service.
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