sling up

The phrase "sling up" can have multiple meanings depending on the context, often implying lifting, hanging, or preparing something.

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Definition

B1Outdoor Activities

(informal)To set up a hammock.

Example

  • We decided to sling up the hammock between two trees.

B2Food Service

(informal)To prepare or serve food at a restaurant.

Example

  • The chef was busy slinging up burgers for the lunch crowd.

B2General

(informal)To lift or hoist something using a sling or similar device.

Example

  • They slung up the heavy equipment to the roof using a crane.

C1Shooting Sports

(technical)To adjust a rifle sling for a stable shooting position.

Example

  • The marksman slung up before taking his shot.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sling up":

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