[Slang] RACKED UP. - Learn How to Express Accumulation in English

Accumulated.

Racked up" is a slang phrase used to describe the act of accumulating or gathering something, typically points, debt, or items. It's often used in casual conversations, especially when talking about scores in games or amounts of money. For instance, if someone says, "I racked up a lot of points in the game last night," it means they accumulated a high score. Understanding this phrase can add a nuanced understanding to conversations about achievements or debt.

Example Sentences

1. He racked up a huge bill at the bar last night.

   He accumulated a large sum on his bill during his time at the bar.

2. She’s racked up so many awards this year.

   She has collected a notable number of awards over the year.

3. By the end of the game, he had racked up over 200 points, beating the previous record.

   He scored an impressive number of points in the game, surpassing previous records.