English Collocations, multiple meanings: BE UP TO SOMETHING/UP TO NO GOOD @WritetotheTop
English Collocations, multiple meanings: BE UP TO SOMETHING/UP TO NO GOOD  @WritetotheTop
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
📌 Be up to something/be up to no good: ready/about to do something (usually a bad thing)

✏ Experienced teachers know when their students are up to something simply by their behaviour.

✏ Suspecting that the customer was up to no good, the teller locked the cash drawer and activated the security camera.
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English Collocations, multiple meanings: BE UP TO SOMETHING/UP TO NO GOOD

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