stoked up

UK
/stəʊkt ʌp/
US
/stoʊkt ʌp/

Translations

stoke upverb

stoked up

Past Simple

stoked up
Past Simple
stoked up
Past Participle
stoking up
Gerund
UK
/stəʊk ʌp/
US
/stoʊk ʌp/
He stoked up the fire to keep the room warm during the cold night.
Il a ravivé le feu pour garder la pièce chaude pendant la nuit froide.
The politician's speech stoked up anger among the crowd.
Le discours du politicien a attisé la colère dans la foule.
Additional translations
se gaverFamilier.

Definitions

stoke upverb
To add fuel to a fire to make it burn more intensely.
He stoked up the fire to keep the room warm during the cold night.
To encourage or incite strong emotions or reactions.
The politician's speech stoked up anger among the crowd.
To eat a large amount of food to prepare for an activity.
They stoked up on a hearty breakfast before the long hike.