Power up
Is it correct to use "power up" in this context : we have to power up for the night out.
Like drinking, dancing before going clubbing with friends.
If you know other ways to say the same I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks a lot
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Answers · 11
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I wouldn't say 'power up' as that expression comes from video games, when you get extra power in the game. If you are drinking before going out, you can say 'let's get tanked up'.
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I have my doubts about this sentence. It might make sense if you were a robot... but right now... I have my doubts...
EDIT:
I'm not even sure I understand what you want to say.
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No, it sounds funny. It makes me think you are all plugged into electrical sockets, and doing nothing. Just waiting for the batteries to recharge.
Is the drinking and dancing at home, then the "night out" is going clubbing? It's not clear what you want to say.
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