Examples of using Stepped up in English and their translations into Russian
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We stepped up.
You are the man who stepped up.
Then he stepped up his game.
I'm glad you finally stepped up.
You stepped up, married that girl, had a family.
People also translate
You really stepped up.
Ezequiel stepped up and said he would pay the debt.
Weaver told me how you stepped up.
I mean, he has, like, stepped up his bed game a lot.
All of these efforts need to be extended and stepped up.
You really stepped up.- When can we see the new place?
Well, at least Hannah stepped up.
UNIFEM stepped up its activity in all these processes in 2005.
Overall oversight was also being stepped up, he added.
They really stepped up a notch in terms of visual deliciousness.
Fundraising efforts would be stepped up in 2011.
The police stepped up its efforts to protect popular public spaces during the holidays.
At the same time, law enforcement had been stepped up.
She would already be dead, but you stepped up, and you did the right thing.
Progress is encouraging, butmust be continued and stepped up.
The pace of the Paris Club activities stepped up considerably over the last year.
In June, banks stepped up write-offs and removal of bad loans from their balance sheets.
He took a pinch of glittering powder out of the flowerpot, stepped up to the fire, and threw the powder into the flames.
Tom Kane personally stepped up. To offer help, his compassion, his advice. And, most importantly, his friendship.
Law enforcement to interdict the drug trafficking in the South has been stepped up.
Policy support has been stepped up for the employment of female college graduates.
In all instances, the peace, security anddevelopment of Africa require stepped up international cooperation.
In 2012, the Government stepped up efforts to remove street traders in Luanda.
Many countries have recognized the importance of social protection and stepped up their efforts but gaps remained.
Humanitarian actors also stepped up efforts to promote the sharing of good practices in preparedness for disaster response.
