What does "rustle up" mean?

To prepare or find something quickly To make food or gather resources in a hurry.

How do you use "rustle up" in a sentence?

I'll rustle up some lunch. Can you rustle up some volunteers? She rustled up a meal from leftovers.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

Meaning: To prepare or find something quickly

匆忙准备，凑齐

Preparar o conseguir algo rápidamente

急いで用意する、かき集める

재빨리 준비하다, 급히 모으다

To make food or gather resources in a hurry.

快速做饭或紧急凑集资源。主要是英式英语表达。

Hacer comida o reunir recursos con prisa. Es una expresión principalmente británica.

急いで食べ物を作る、または資源を集める。主にイギリス英語。

음식을 만들거나 자원을 서둘러 모으는 것을 의미한다.

Base verb: rustle

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

I'll rustle up some lunch.
我来赶紧弄点午餐
Prepararé algo de almuerzo rápidamente
昼食をさっと用意するよ
점심을 후다닥 준비할게.
Can you rustle up some volunteers?
你能找些志愿者吗？
¿Puedes conseguir algunos voluntarios?
ボランティアを集めてくれる？
자원봉사자를 모아줄 수 있어?
She rustled up a meal from leftovers.
她用剩菜凑了一顿饭
Improvisó una comida con las sobras
彼女は残り物で食事を用意した
그녀는 남은 재료로 식사를 만들었다.

Context: cooking, organizing

Tone: resourceful

From the rustling sound of quick activity.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal