2º BACH Phrasal Verbs, Verbs/Adj+prep Flashcards
1
Q
He always ……… her ….., but she says no. (pedir salir)
A
asks …out
2
Q
The engine has … (roto)
A
broken down
3
Q
Two thieves… and stole the car. (entrar por la fuerza)
A
broke into
4
Q
Mary and James … their engagement.
A
broke up
5
Q
… children is never easy. (criar)
A
Bringing up
6
Q
I will … you … (volver a llamar)
A
call…back
7
Q
The couple decided to … the wedding. (cancelar)
A
call off
8
Q
The president … his people to make some sacrifices. (convocar)
A
called on
9
Q
…me if you have any problems. (recurrir)
A
Call on
10
Q
It is not easy to … this task.
A
carry out
11
Q
I … several old friends at the meeting. (encontrar por casualidad)
A
came across
12
Q
The necklace … in my hands. (se deshizo)
A
came apart
13
Q
My wife … the flu last week.
A
came down with
14
Q
Your plan has … after all. (dar resultado)
A
come off
15
Q
When is the wedding …? Next month? (tener lugar)
A
coming off
16
Q
The victim … after two hours. (volver en sí)
A
came round
17
Q
Why don’t you … tonight? (pasar por casa)
A
come round
18
Q
I need to … a good idea. (dar con)
A
come up with
19
Q
You can … me; I won’t fail you. (contar con)
A
count on
20
Q
Try to … your expenses. (reducir)
A
cut down
21
Q
If you want to get thin you must … sugar. (eliminar)
A
cut out
22
Q
Modern civilisation has … slavery. (acabar, abolir)
A
done away with
23
Q
I don’t … going to the movies tonight. (apetecer)
A
feel like
24
Q
Pablo insists that my dog doesn’t … his cat. (llevarse bien)
A
get along with
25
He ... being late for school. (librarse, quedarse sin castigo)
got away with
26
She had an affair with his brother to ... him. (vengarse)
get back at
27
Don’t let this horrible weather ... you ... (deprimir)
get ...down
28
We ... the taxi and the driver started the engine. (meterse)
got in
29
They ... the train at 5 pm yesterday. (bajarse)
got off
30
He ... Valentine’s Day ... Can you believe it? (librar)
got...off
31
They ... the bus as soon as it arrived. (subir)
got on
32
How is your sister ...? (ir las cosas)
getting on
33
My wife has not ... the flu yet. (superar, recuperarse)
got over
34
The manager will soon ... her. She talks too much. (deshacerse)
get rid of
35
The thief finally went to the Police and ... (rendirse)
gave in
36
Please, ... your examination papers now. (entregar)
give in
37
Try to ... cigarettes and alcohol. (dejar)
give up
38
I’m willing to ... your idea. It looks great!! (estar de acuerdo)
go along with
39
The fire soon ... after we threw water on it. (apagarse)
went out
40
Sorry for being late. I was ... in a traffic jam. (retenido)
hung up
41
After receiving a busy signal, I ... the phone. (colgar)
hung up
42
Please, ... me ... with the dishes. (echar una mano)
help...out
43
The train was ... on account of the floods. (retrasarse)
held up
44
The angry woman shouted the thief to ... her. (alejarse)
keep away from
45
... the grass. (mantenerse alejado, no pisar)
keep off
46
Please, walk more slowly. I can’t ... you. (seguir el ritmo)
keep up with
47
They were invited to the party but I was ... (dejar fuera, excluir)
left out
48
George ... me ... when he refused to lend me the money. (decepcionar)
let ... down
49
Mrs. Reston, thanks for ... my baby tonight. (cuidar)
looking after
50
He always ... the
| students who don’t catch on immediately. (menospreciar)
looks down on
51
He promised us to ... this difficult situation. (investigar)
look into
52
... for fallen branches and snakes in this area. (llevar cuidado)
Look out
53
We usually ... new words in a dictionary. (buscar)
look up
54
I ... my mother. (admirar)
look up to
55
He ... an incredible story about his vacation. (inventar)
made up
56
They quarrel every morning and ... it ... every evening. (reconciliarse, hacer las paces)
make ... up
57
I shall ... him ... for all he said about me. (vengarse, devolvérsela)
pay ... back
58
She ... the most expensive pair of shoes. (escoger)
picked out
59
We can ... you ... at six. (recoger)
pick...up
60
It is time to ... the toys ... (guardar, recoger)
put ... away
61
Once started the book I couldn’t ... it ... (dejarlo)
put ... down
62
You shouldn’t ... those men. (hablar mal de)
put down on
63
We cannot ... the meeting again. (posponer)
put off
64
I ... my old clothes for the journey. (ponerse)
put on
65
Has she ... any weight ...? (aumentar, ganar)
put on
66
The six firemen soon ... the fire. (extinguir, apagar)
put out
67
I can't ... that behaviour any more. (tolerar, soportar)
put up with
68
Can you ... her? (confiar)
rely on
69
... me ... at six o’clock. (llamar por tlf)
Ring ... up
70
I want to ... tennis next year. (retirarse, dejar)
retire from
71
He ... home. (escaparse, huir)
ran away from
72
A big bus ... our car yesterday. (chocar)
ran into
73
We have ... coffee. Why don’t you buy some, honey? (quedarse sin)
run out of
74
He was driving at high speed and ... a dog.
ran over
75
We ... at daybreak yesterday. (partir, salir de viaje)
set out
76
So many young people ... change the world. (proponerse)
set out to
77
He ... a company last year. (montar)
set up
78
UN ... United Nations. (representar, significar)
stands for
79
Lucas is really smart and he always ... in class. (destacar)
stands out
80
... for your rights. (defender, luchar)
Stand up
81
Paul ... his grandfather. (parecerse)
takes after
82
If you have to repair this PC, you have to ... it ... first. (desmontar)
take apart
83
Shall we buy some food to ...? (llevar)
take away
84
... this book ... We don’t need it now. (devolver)
Take ... back
85
Roger ... his father’s business these days. (hacerse cargo)
takes care of
86
Please ... your hat. (quitarse)
take off
87
Your flight is scheduled to ... at 3.00 pm. (despegar)
take off
88
How many teeth did the dentist ... you ...? (sacar)
take ... out
89
Machines will ... the world in the future. (hacerse con el control)
take over
90
My job ... most of my time. (ocupar)
takes up
91
The medical student decided to ... surgery. (empezar, emprender, dedicarse)
take up
92
The nanny didn’t the baby properly. (cuidar)
take care of
93
I must ... all this rubbish ... (tirar)
throw out/away
94
Helen ... the new dress, but it didn’t fit her. (probarse)
tried on
95
We decided to ... when we saw all the cows in the middle of the road. (regresar, dar la vuelta)
turn back
96
She ... the radio ... when the telephone rang. (bajar)
turn ... down
97
Our sofa can be ... a double bed. (convertir)
turned into
98
It ... to be true. (resultar)
turned out
99
Several friends of mine ... at the meeting. (aparecer, presentarase)
turned up
100
They ... the volume ... and a neighbor knocked at the door. (subir)
turned ... up
101
Accuse...
of
102
Apply...
for
103
Belong...
to
104
Congratulate...
on
105
Depend...
on
106
Capable...
of
107
Crowded...
with
108
Curious...
about
109
Different...
from
110
Fed up...
with
111
Fond...
of
112
Keen...
on
113
Grateful...
to
114
Responsible...
for
115
Suitable...
for
116
Insist...
on
117
Succeed...
in
118
Suffer...
from
119
Search...
for
120
Prevent...
from
121
I filled ... the form with all my personal data.
in/out
