What dose "come up" mean in this sentence"You can come up il you like,what more have i got to lose?"
a little correction: you can come up if you like
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Playboy mag, eh?
You can come up = you can come upstairs.
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“Come up,” in the context of this sentence means that you are inviting the person over to your space (i.e. house). I have to admit, I have usually heard the phrase, " come over" and not "come up".Let me know if you have any more questions.
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Well if you live on the tenth floor and someone buzzes you on the ground floor, then you invite them to come up.
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