Meaning of Speak up
To talk in a loud or clear way, often to be heard better.
In simple words: To talk louder or express your opinions clearly.
Speak up in a sentence
- Please speak up if you have any questions.
- It's hard to hear you; can you speak up a bit?
- She decided to speak up for her rights during the meeting.
- If you disagree, you should speak up to share your views.
- He was too shy to speak up in front of the class.
How to use Speak up
Use 'speak up' when encouraging someone to raise their voice or share their thoughts. It's suitable in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of a volume dial - when you 'speak up', you turn it up!
Related words
Collocations with Speak up
- speak up for
- speak up about
- speak up in a meeting
Synonyms for Speak up
- raise your voice
- speak loudly
- articulate
Common mistakes with Speak up
- Confusing with 'speak out', which implies taking a public stance on an issue.
- Using 'speak up' in a situation where quietness is expected, like in a library.
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Frequently asked questions about Speak up
What does Speak up mean?
To talk louder or express your opinions clearly.
What is the definition of Speak up?
To talk in a loud or clear way, often to be heard better.
How do you use Speak up in a sentence?
Please speak up if you have any questions.
Can you give another example of Speak up?
It's hard to hear you; can you speak up a bit?
What are synonyms for Speak up?
Common alternatives include raise your voice, speak loudly, articulate.
What words go with Speak up?
It commonly pairs with speak up for, speak up about, speak up in a meeting.
What are common mistakes when using Speak up?
Confusing with 'speak out', which implies taking a public stance on an issue. Using 'speak up' in a situation where quietness is expected, like in a library.
How do you pronounce Speak up?
US: //spiːk ʌp//, UK: //spiːk ʌp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Speak up?
Use 'speak up' when encouraging someone to raise their voice or share their thoughts. It's suitable in both formal and informal contexts.
