"Send up" means to trick or make fun of someone, often by imitating them in an exaggerated way.
O verbo "send up" significa enganar ou zombar de alguém, muitas vezes por imitação exagerada.
| Phrasal Verb | send up |
|---|---|
| Definition | to trick or make fun of someone (often by imitating them in an exaggerated way) |
| Examples | - John's always sending up the boss. I'm sure he'll get the sack if she ever finds out. - Are you trying to send me up? - No, I'm being deadly serious! |
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