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| get up to (Anglophile); blurt out (Anglophile); get up to (She's gonna get up to some stuff vogeler); get up to something (She's gonna get up to some stuff vogeler) | |||
| blurt out at the wrong time; pull a stunt | |||
pull a trick (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.”  com.au ART Vancouver) | |||
| blurt out (сказать что-либо неуместное); get up to (совершить что-либо неожиданное) | |||