may i ask you something?

[sage]

excuse me, may i ask you something?

1.You're not still moping about Hugh, are you ?

Q1: what dose moping about means here?


2.Ok that's enough play-by-play, I don't want to know what happens next !

Q2: play-by-play?


3.Are you two up to joining me ?

Q3: Does up to here means willing to do something?


4.I can't believe she actually got him up on his feet.

Q4: got him up on his feet??


thank you so much^^

 

[MikeNewYork]

excuse me, may i ask you something?

1.You're not still moping about Hugh, are you ?

Q1: what dose moping about means here?


2.Ok that's enough play-by-play, I don't want to know what happens next !

Q2: play-by-play?


3.Are you two up to joining me ?

Q3: Does up to here means willing to do something?


4.I can't believe she actually got him up on his feet.

Q4: got him up on his feet??


thank you so much^^

A1: To "mope about something" is to be very sad about something.

A2: "Play-by-play" or "blow-by-blow" are sports idioms, that mean everything as it happened in great detail.

A3: "Up to" can involve willingness, but it is mostly about being able. "Up for" is more about willingness and preference.

A4: In this case, it sounds like somebody helped another person to stand up.