marry up
US /ˈmæri ʌp/
・UK /ˈmæri ʌp/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo combine or match things in a way that creates a good fit or correspondence.
We need to marry up the data from these two spreadsheets.
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Short men wed later, but stay married longer
- Okay, so tall men marry up and short men marry down.
Okay, so tall men marry up and short men marry down.
- Okay, so tall men marry up and short men marry down.
Okay, so tall men marry up and short men marry down.
Why Greenland's Critical Minerals Won't Make It Rich
- And I thought with the kind of Icelandic know how and Icelandic background If you could marry up assets, operation and capital, then it could be done.
And I thought with the kind of Icelandic know how and Icelandic background If you could marry up assets, operation and capital, then it could be done.
- And I thought, with the kind of Icelandic know-how and Icelandic background, if you could marry up assets, operation, and
And I thought, with the kind of Icelandic know-how and Icelandic background, if you could marry up assets, operation, and
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- Just want these flavors to sort of marry up together.
Just want these flavors to sort of marry up together.
- Just want these flavors to sort of marry up together.
Just want these flavors to sort of marry up together.
I helped break a 142-year-old bell, and that's okay.
- So they'll marry up,
So they'll marry up,
- So they'll marry up, and
So they'll marry up, and
President Obama and the First Lady address the Disabled American Veterans National Convention
- Eventually, you can marry up.
Eventually, you can marry up.
- Eventually, you can marry up.
Eventually, you can marry up.