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vocabulaire > formation / transformation des mots > verbalisation préposition / adverbe > verbe
Out -> out
Lord Hutton has concluded there was no "underhand" Government strategy to "out" Dr David Kelly. Government cleared of being 'underhand', 29.1.2004, Ananova, http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_860277.html
Up -> up
Oracle Ups PeopleSoft Offer to $9.4 Bln Headline, R, 4.1.2004, http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=RMGX3WJN5VH0ICRBAEZSFEY?type=businessNews&storyID=4285589
ISPs Up the Ante in Spam Fight Wired News, 25.4.2003.
Morrison may up Safeway offer Supermarket group Wm Morrison, which last week received the go-ahead to bid for rival Safeway, may be forced to raise its offer to £3.5 billion PA, Headline and §1, 28.9.2003.
Down -> down
It's better to down a pint than sip mineral water or fruit juice in hot weather, according to experts. This is because beer contains sodium, or salt, which is lost in large amounts as we sweat. Mirror.co.uk, 14.8.2003.
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