3.11-3.12 Phrasal Verbs with On Flashcards
continue
carry on
criticize unfairly
pick on
forward
send on
not leave at the expected time
stay on
encourage by cheering
cheer on
use aggressive force against; attack
set on
wait
hold on
become popular
catch on
start electrical equipment working
switch on
wear sthg to evaluate
try on
rely on
count on
depend on a a source of income
live on
mention briefly
touch on
talk about sthg different
move on
watch sthg happen w/out participating
look on
continue unnecessarily for a long time
drag on
- ask, appeal to
2. pay a short visit
call on
- as expression used to encourage someone
2. start (of an illness)
come on
annoy, irritate
get on someone’s nerves
have a good relationship with
get on
- continue
2. be guided by
go on
- continue doing sth
2. continue to employ
keep on
- present, produce (of a performance)
2. gain (weight)
put on
- allow passengers to board (a plane or ship)
2. give employment to
take on
- = switch on
2. attack, become hostile towards
turn on