pump up (Meaning)

pump up

increase sense 1, to fill with or as if with air, to fill with enthusiasm or excitement

The coach pumped up the team before the big game to boost their morale.
The adrenaline rush pumped up his veins, making him feel energized and alert.
She pumped up the tires of her bicycle to ensure a smooth ride.
The water pump pumped water from the well to the house, providing a much-needed resource.
The inflator quickly pumped up the balloon, making it ready for the party.
The pharmacist pumped up the insulin syringe to deliver the correct dosage.
The athlete pumped up weights at the gym to increase muscle strength.
The heart pumps blood throughout the body, supplying oxygen and nutrients to every cell.
The pump pumped oil from the underground reservoir to the surface, where it could be refined into gasoline.
She pumped up the music on her speakers to create a lively atmosphere at the gathering.

increase sense 1, to fill with or as if with air, to fill with enthusiasm or excitement

excite, turn on, electrify,thrill, galvanize, arouse, intoxicate, inspire, provoke, charge

weary,bore, pall, tire,discourage, jade, demoralize,dishearten, dispirit, deject

The coach pumped up the team before the big game to boost their morale.

The adrenaline rush pumped up his veins, making him feel energized and alert.

She pumped up the tires of her bicycle to ensure a smooth ride.

The water pump pumped water from the well to the house, providing a much-needed resource.