What does it mean to be a come up?
3 : to rise in rank or status an officer who came up from the ranks.
How do you use come up?
to be mentioned or discussed The subject came up in conversation. The question is bound to come up at the meeting. (of an event or a time) to be going to happen very soon Her birthday is coming up soon. to be dealt with by a court Her divorce case comes up next month.
What does come up big mean?
to become very successful or famous After years of trying, he finally made it big in America. http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/make+it+big. You could certainly say “I’d be happy to see more of our students and graduates making it big all around the world.” That is casual but well understood.
What’s another word for coming up?
What is another word for coming up?
| next | following |
|---|---|
| coming | subsequent |
| approaching | consequent |
| ensuing | imminent |
| succeeding | upcoming |
Have come up or came up?
come up Definitions and Synonyms
| present tense | |
|---|---|
| he/she/it | comes up |
| present participle | coming up |
| past tense | came up |
| past participle | come up |
What’s up meaning in chat reply?
When people say ‘what’s up’, they mean what’s going on. ‘Great’ or ‘good’ is not the appropriate answer to ‘what’s going on’ (they’re appropriate for ‘how…’) A better answer is: X: Hey, what’s up? Y: Nothing much.
How do you use big up?
Big-up definition I want to big up my bro on the mic. They’re trying to big themselves up to be more than they are. (slang, also big ups) Significant respect or acclaim. I want to give a big up to my bro on the mic.
Where did Big ups come from?
It’s an expression of respect or recognition, an acknowledgement of the value of another person or group. It’s one of many expressions that have come into English from the Caribbean, often from Jamaica, and it was the influence of Jamaican music and culture which made the word popular in the UK.