Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
look up to
ex. He looks up to his brother
admirar a, mirar hacia arriba o buscar(encontrar el significado)
get up
I get up early every day
Levantarse, ponerse de pie, despertar, reunir, juntar
chill out
She chills out in the evening
relajarse, calmarse
go back together
Tim and Jo got back together
Regresaron
go out
He doesn’t go out when he tired
salir
check into
We can check into the hotel now
registraerse(hotel, sign or book into) hacer una busqueda(investigar) averiguar si hay
sign off
Did the CEO sign off on this
terminar una carta, firmar. Sign off with – cerar la transmission
go together
Apple pie and ice cream go together perfectly
combinacion
Freaked out
Troy freaked out when he saw the spider
ponerse como loco
applying for
Chad is applying for jobs in the media
aplicar a
get on with
After a break, Ramone will get on with cleaning the bathroom.
ponerse hacer algo, llevarse bien con
measured out
Juan measured out the ingredients
medir
tidied up
idris tidied up the mess
limpiar
check out
at the end of their stay, julia and John checked out
Verificar, comprobar, fijarse en, tomar prestado, dejar la habitacion, pasar al otro lado(como morir)
made up
Ben and Gus finally made up after their argument.
maquillando, pintando(wearing cosmetic), decidio, resulto(mind, decided)
head off
Julian usually heads off early to avoid the traffic
irse, salir, desviarse(cuando algo viene directo hacia a ti)
made up with
reconciliar
did up
Mikek did up his coat to keep out the icy breeze.
Emily is doing up her house at the moment.
abrochar, cerra, abotonar(zipper, button, fasten) remodelar, renovar (redocarate)
broke up
Patrick broke up the chocolate before adding it to the cake mixture.
After a huge argument, Maria and Pablo decided to break up
deshacer, desintragrace, separarse, romper, terminar(relaciones)