Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
Dissatisfied?
Unsatisfactory- opposite satisfactory (adj-formal)
Dissatisfaction-opposite satisfaction (noun)
To go all in
Apostar tudo
To taken a back (by sb or sth)?
Sth negative happens and you’re surprised by it
I was taken a back by a waitress, she farted in front of me!
To be put out (by sth or sb)
Very small inconvenience
I was put out by the broken lift
To be fed up (by or with)
A frequent small inconvenience
To go over?
To win approval, to be received
Glad it went over
The film went over well
Appalled(feel)/appalling(describe sth)?
Very, very disappointed
To come up?
Grow up/rise
Have you come up with any ideas?
To fill in sth?
To give necessary or recently information
You have to fill in this form
To turn down sth?
To refuse
This is an offer you can’t afford to turn down
To face up?
To confront
I face to face up to my fears
To draw up?
To prepare a draft or version of
Our lawyers are going to draw up a new contract tomorrow
To call off?
To cancel
We had to call off the party
To turn up?
To arrive
My missing car keys turned up just in time
To look into?
Investigate/explore
We should look into how this team won
To blow up?
To destroy with explosives
The soldiers tried to blow up the bridge
To try out?
To test
I never by anything unless I try it out first
To look up?
To try to find its meaning
I am looking up the new word in a dictionary
To look up to sb
To admire
I look up to my dad
To get over?
To recover from
It is going to take a while to get over her illness
To hold up?
To robber
Two masked men held up a bank
To come into?
Inherit
When her father dies, Paula will come into a fortune
To give up?
Stop/abandon
It is very easy to give up smoking
To break up?
Close for the holidays, to cease
When do British schools break up for the summer?
