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shed up

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verb

  1. (tr, adverb) to store (hay) in a shed

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The large shed up an ever-thinning track is where artist Charlie Whinney creates his abstract and beautiful sculptures.

From BBC

On Tuesday the company said it planned to shed up to 2,500 roles out of its total staff of 42,000.

From Reuters

The company said in a statement on Tuesday that it would shed up to 2,500 roles out of its total staff of 42,000.

From Reuters

A drug that can help people shed up to 10% of their body weight has been approved for use by NHS Scotland.

From BBC

Earlier this year, BT, which is the UK's largest broadband and mobile provider, said it would shed up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade, mostly in the UK, as it cuts costs.

From BBC