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write up

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write someone or something up
to write an article about someone or something. A reporter wrote me up for the Sunday paper. I wrote up a local business and sent the story to a magazine, but they didn't buy the story.
See also: up, write

write something up

to prepare a bill, order, or statement. Please write the order up and send me a copy. As soon as I finish writing up your check, I'll bring you some more coffee.
See also: up, write

write up something also write something up
to tell about something by writing it We had such a wonderful trip, I wanted to write it up in my diary before I forgot a lot of details.
Usage notes: often said about creating a finished document: We have to write up the lab report for this chemistry experiment.
See also: up, write


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Besides, you are the moderator of your work and you might as well need some help whenever you run out of ideas to write up on.
One best way to make money is by selling some write ups to companies that look for writers.
I'd like you to compare * it with the write up for Manchester.
 
 
 
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