Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
Come Across
to find something by chance
get an impression of sb
to make yourself understood
Come down with
To get or show symptoms of an illness
Come up to
To approach
To arrive or get as far as
Come into
To inherit
To gain access or entry
Come out in
to become covered in spots on the skin.
Come up against
To confront, or deal with, something.
Be faced with or opposed by something such as an enemy or problem.
We came up against a lot of opposition from management
Come through
To be sent and received, of a message.
Become apparent, of a quality.
To recover.
The message came through this morning
Come along
To arrive or to appear
To accompany
Come along, we’ll be late
Come off
To give an impression
To leave
To become detached
I came off as rude
Come to
To recover after fainting
To arrive at
She came to at the hospital
Come up with
Create, invent or think of
I came up with a plan
Cut off
To reduce, remove, stop providing, end abruptly, interrupt
The power was cut off
Cut in
to interrupt or break into a conversation
I was speaking but Mary cut in and started talking
Cut down on
Eat or drink less due to health reasons
Cut out
To delete or cut with scissors.
To stop
To separate from a group
I don’t like that part, cut it out