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man up
verb
- informal.intr, adverb to adopt a stereotypically masculine approach or course of action
Example Sentences
With Gabriel out for the season, Riccardo Calafiori injured, and Jurrien Timber and Ben White injury doubts, Kiwior could be the next man up.
As Ireland, 35-13 down, but a man up, pressed up to the France 5m line late on, full-back Thomas Ramos did just that.
Said Atwell: “It’s going to be tough for that leader just to walk out of the room. We’re all grown so we have to man up. I appreciate him and what he did for all of us.”
“They were thirsty for a win. So, they came in, they attacked us. I thought defensively they did a good job by mixing the zone and man up to keep us off balanced. Offensively, we just played way too slow.”
Staff told investigators that students needed to "man up" on work placements instead of reporting issues, the RCVS's report found.
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