The phrasal verb 'wind up' means to do or say something to trick or irritate someone.
Il verbo frasale 'wind up' significa fare o dire qualcosa per prendere in giro o irritare qualcuno.
| Phrasal Verb | wind up |
|---|---|
| Definition | to do or say something to trick or irritate someone |
| Examples | - Don't take any notice of him. He's just trying to wind you up. - Are you winding me up? - No, every word I said is true! |
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