phrasal verb meaning Flashcards
make sense
add up (not) (intransitive)
lose control of one’s emotions
break down (intransitive)
when a war or disease begins
break out (intransitive)
cause a problem for (yourself)
bring (sth) on/upon (oneself)
mention
bring(sth) up (sth)
increase in size (-ve)
build up (intransitive)
complete a plan
carry (sth) out (sth)
become popular (informal)
catch on (intransitive)
in the end be a matter of
come down to (sth)
receive blame, criticism, etc.
come in for (sth)
think of an idea, plan, etc.
come up with (sth)
rely on
count on (sb)
abolish
do away with (sth)
manage without
do without (sth)
prepare a plan/document
draw (sth) up (sth)
finish in a certain way or place
end up (intransitive)
use after all else has failed
fall back on (sth)
fall in love with (informal)
fall for (sb)
be deceived by
fall for (sth)
quarrel (with)
fall out (with) (sb)
make others understand
get (sth) across (or intransitive)
suggest meaning (hint, influence)
get at (sth)
start to deal seriously with
get down to (sth)
finish something unpleasant
get (sth) over with