My buddy hooked me up?

English as a Second Language English Teacher Explanations (ESL Tests)
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English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #799 [color=blue]“21st Century Slang (1)”, question 2

I thought I would have to spend over $300 on car repairs, but my buddy … me up with his brother, and he fixed it for only $50.

(a) woke
(b) hooked
(c) snared
(d) forked

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #799 [color=blue]“21st Century Slang (1)”, answer 2

I thought I would have to spend over $300 on car repairs, but my buddy hooked me up with his brother, and he fixed it for only $50.

Correct answer: (b) hooked
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to hook up = to make out with someone or to get together with someone with the intention of dating or having sexual relations with them.

what does “hook up” here means ?

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‘To hook up’ doesn’t necessarily mean to make out with someone.
In its most common usage, it simply means to meet or associate with.
We agreed to hook up after work.
He hooked up with the wrong crowd.

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thank you !

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I get it. Thanks !

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I get it. Thanks !