fetch up
Upper Intermediate (B2) informal
To end up in a place, sometimes without planning to get there.
"After years of travelling, he finally fetched up in a small village in Portugal."
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Astrum Earth · 18:45
and a tusk can fetch up to $100,000 on the black market.
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Columbo · 2:44
Let's see what we can fetch up from the dim gray bog.
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CNN 10 · 8:40
It's estimated it could fetch up to a quarter of a million bucks.