Phrasal Verbs Flashcards

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Come Across

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to find something by chance
get an impression of sb
to make yourself understood

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Come down with

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To get or show symptoms of an illness

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Come up to

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To approach
To arrive or get as far as

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Come into

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To inherit
To gain access or entry

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Come out in

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to become covered in spots on the skin.

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Come up against

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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

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Come through

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To be sent and received, of a message.
Become apparent, of a quality.
To recover.
The message came through this morning

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Come along

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To arrive or to appear
To accompany
Come along, we’ll be late

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Come off

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To give an impression
To leave
To become detached
I came off as rude

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Come to

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To recover after fainting
To arrive at
She came to at the hospital

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Come up with

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Create, invent or think of
I came up with a plan

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Cut off

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To reduce, remove, stop providing, end abruptly, interrupt
The power was cut off

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Cut in

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to interrupt or break into a conversation
I was speaking but Mary cut in and started talking

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Cut down on

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Eat or drink less due to health reasons

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Cut out

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To delete or cut with scissors.
To stop
To separate from a group
I don’t like that part, cut it out

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Cut back

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Reduce the amount or quantity of something, especially expenditure.
Do something less frequently or reduce one’s consumption of something.
We have to cut back on paper money

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Do up

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To fasten or tighten
To repair
Why don’t you buy that and do it up?

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Do in

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Injure or kill
*They did in the gang boss”

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Do without

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To manage without someone or something
You can do without cigarettes for a week

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Do away with

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To abolish or put an end to something / To get rid of
* These rules should have been done away with years ago*

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(Could) Do with

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To need something that would be beneficial
To be connected with someone or something
After that run I could do with some water

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Get across

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To be communicated or understood
I’m trying to get across to the office but I can’t

23
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Get away with

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To do something wrong and not get punished
He got away with punching the wall

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Get by

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To succeed, survive, or manage at least at a minimal level
100 dollars will be enough to get by this week

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Get down to
To start doing something with concentration *Lets get down to work*
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Get on
To have a good relationship with someone or something *They don’t get on very well*
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Get out
To leave, exit, or become free of *Get out of here!*
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Get over
To forget and move on To recover or overcome from *Get over it, it was years ago*
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Get round to
To do something that you have intended for a long time To eventually begin or return to some procrastinated task *Well, we should get round to studying*
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Get round
To persuade someone * She knows how to get round her dad.*
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Get through
To complete or to finish a task To finish something successfully after initial difficulty
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Get through to
To succeed in communicating with / To manage to speak to someone *Did you manage to get through to your boss?*
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Get up to
To be involved in something Rise from bed after sleeping. Become strong or agitated *She usually gets up to some sort of trouble at school*
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Get at
Reach or gain access to something. Imply something *the dog could not get at the meat on the high shelf.* *what are you getting at when you look at me like that?*