We use this phrase to indicate that a person is doing
something sneaky, bad, illegal, deceptive, tricky or unfair.
examples
When Mellissa volunteered to clean the kitchen, her parents
knew she was up to something.
"I don't like it.
He is up to something," John explained.
The teacher was suspicious that the students were up to
something during the exam.
The judge knew the accused was up to something, but the
lawyers couldn't prove it.
"What are you up to?" the Policeman asked the
driver.
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