jacket up

1. (dated, transitive)To criticize or scold (someone).

   I prefer to jacket up workers in private.

2. (intransitive)To put on a jacket, typically one needed for an activity (such as a life jacket or a hi-viz vest).

3. (transitive)To lift (something) using a jack.

1. Tom hung his jacket up.

   ruТом повесил свой пиджак. — marafon

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2. Tom zipped his jacket up.

   deTom zog den Reißverschluss seiner Jacke zu. — wolfgangth

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3. Tom buttoned his jacket up.

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4. Tom and Mary zipped their jackets up.

   deTom und Maria zogen die Reißverschlüsse ihrer Jacken zu. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

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5. Tom and Mary hung their jackets up.

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