Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
Começar algo novo; ocupar espaço ou tempo
Take up
I want to take up painting this year.
This couch takes up too much space.
Absorver informação, acolher
Take in
I need time to take in all this information.
She decided to take in a stray dog.
Assumir algo, aceitar um desafio ou tarefa
Take on
I can’t take on any more work right now.
Derrubar; anotar
Take down
Could you take down the decorations after the party?
I’ll take down your phone number.
Retirar algo que foi dito, devolver algo
Take back
I take back what I said—it wasn’t fair.
Can you take this book back to the library?
Desmontar
Take apart
He took apart the computer to fix it.
The toy is easy to take apart and clean.
Chamar alguém para conversar em particular
Take aside
The teacher took me aside to talk about my grades.
She took him aside to tell him the news.
Aceitar uma oferta ou convite
Take up on
I’ll take you up on your offer to help me.
He took her up on her invitation to dinner.
Explicar algo passo a passo
Take someone through
She took me through the process of applying for a visa.
Descontar algo em alguém
Take out on
Don’t take your frustration out on me.
She took out her anger on the kids.
Gostar de algo ou alguém
Take to
The dog took to me right away.
Se virar, sobreviver
Get by
I don’t make much money, but I get by.
She’s getting by with just one part-time job.
Fazer alguém entender algo
Get across
I’m trying to get my point across.
This chart will help you get your ideas across.
Insinuar
Get at
What exactly are you getting at?
(O que exatamente você está insinuando?)
Circular, contornar algo
Get around
It’s easy to get around the city by bus.
(É fácil circular pela cidade de ônibus.)
We need to find a way to get around this problem.
(Precisamos encontrar uma maneira de contornar esse problema.)
