What does "whip up" mean?

To make something quickly; to stir up emotions To prepare food quickly or to generate excitement/anger.

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

I'll whip up some dinner. The speech whipped up the crowd. She whipped up a batch of cookies.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Meaning: To make something quickly; to stir up emotions

快速做出，煽动

Preparar rápidamente, avivar emociones

手早く作る、かき立てる

재빨리 만들다; 감정을 부추기다

To prepare food quickly or to generate excitement/anger.

快速准备食物，或激起某种情绪。

Preparar comida deprisa o generar entusiasmo o enfado.

料理を素早く準備する、または興奮や怒りをあおる。

음식을 빠르게 준비하거나 흥분이나 분노를 불러일으키는 것을 의미한다.

Base verb: whip

Particle: up

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

I'll whip up some dinner.
我来快速做顿晚餐
Prepararé algo de cena rápidamente
夕食をさっと作るよ
저녁을 뚝딱 만들게.
The speech whipped up the crowd.
演讲煽动了人群
El discurso enardeció a la multitud
演説は群衆を興奮させた
연설은 군중을 흥분시켰다.
She whipped up a batch of cookies.
她迅速烤了一批饼干
Preparó unas galletas en un momento
彼女はクッキーを手早く焼いた
그녀는 쿠키를 재빨리 구웠다.

Context: cooking, emotions

Tone: energetic

From whipping ingredients together.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal