Examples of 'treat up' in a sentence
Meaning of "treat up"
A colloquial phrase used to describe the act of doing something extra special or going above and beyond to treat someone in a particularly nice or kind manner. It is often used in the context of showing special care, attention, or affection towards someone
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Throw the treat up in the air towards your dog.
It makes it possible to perform multiple cleaning functions and treat up to 15 different surfaces.
You can use Instanyl to treat up to four episodes of breakthrough pain per day.
Treat up to skin type V safely and effectively.
One donation is often enough to treat up to three adults or twelve children.
We only treat up to a maximum of twenty-one patients at any one time.
One litre is sufficient to treat up to 10 sqm.
One tablet will treat up to a 3Kw unit and will last for 1 month.
This biomedical waste management system can treat up to 20kg of waste per hour *.
This can treat up to 80 % of cases of chylothorax.
The trial is designed to treat up to 18 patients.
You can treat up to 4 problem areas in 1-hour session.
It effectiveness make them useful to treat up to 60 conditions!
The team hopes to treat up to 25 women a year with NHS funding.
Image caption It will be able to treat up to 210 adult men with mental illness.
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Will treat up to 75 litres of petrol.
The new centre has the capacity to treat up to 3,000 cancer patients per year.
You can use Instanyl to treat up to 4 episodes of breakthrough pain per day.
The Ag3derm Pigmentation Kit can treat up to 10 large patches of pigmentation.
Each machine can treat up to 80 tons of fish per hour.
Thanks to a filtration system, these kiosks can treat up to 1000 L of contaminated water per hour.
These life-saving kits can treat up to 6000 cases of severe acute malnutrition.
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I do not think we can treat this as a formality
Treat other participants courteously and honestly
I would never treat you like that
