Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

Up to

Answer 1

Até

Question 2

Not at all

Answer 2

De nada

Question 3

Go ahead

Answer 3

Continue

Question 4

Your Welcome

Answer 4

Não há de quê

Question 5

Freshen up

Answer 5

Lavar o rosto e as mão/ Melhorar o conhecimento ou alguma coisa

Question 6

To take up

Answer 6

Se dedicar a algo (Atividade) / Conduzir (Questão; problema; causa)

Question 7

Hurry up

Answer 7

Se apresse/ seja rápido/ vamos

Question 8

Pass by

Answer 8

Passar

Question 9

Go past

Answer 9

Passar

Question 10

Sort of

Answer 10

Tipo de

Question 11

Keep up with

Answer 11

Acompanhar / estar a par de (to learn about or to aware of current news and events or, in fashion, to knows the latest trends)

Question 12

Keep up

Answer 12

Manter

(I was so hungry all the time that I could not keep the diet up for longer than a month)

(Opposition forces are keeping up the pressure against the government)

Question 13

Point out

Answer 13

Apontar/ indicar

Question 14

Get off

Answer 14

sair/ descer/ tirar/ remover

Question 15

Cross off

Answer 15

Riscar / Eliminar / Remover

Question 16

Go down the drain

Answer 16

cair pelo ralo (Our plan went down the drain when we realized it was rain season there)

Question 17

Above all

Answer 17

You say above all to indicate that the thing you are mentioning is the most important point.
[emphasis]

Above all, chairs should be comfortable.

Question 18

Cast out

Answer 18

to force to get out or go away; expel

If someone is cast down by something, they are sad or worried because of it.

“I am not cast down by it because I believe in the fundamental strength of the business”

Question 19

Cast doubt on

Answer 19

To cast doubt on something means to cause people to be unsure about it.

“Scientists cast doubt on the Trump-backed theory that the coronavirus escaped from a Chinese lab”

Question 20

Come Under

Answer 20

If you come under attack or pressure, for example, people attack you or put pressure on you.

“The police came under attack from angry crowds.”

Question 21

Damn it

Answer 21

Droga!

Question 22

End up

Answer 22

If someone or somethingendsupsomewhere, they eventually arrive there, usually byaccident.

Ex.: “If you don’t know what you want, you might end up getting something you don’t want.”

Question 23

Sing up

Answer 23

to agree to become involved in an organization, event, etc.

Ex.: “More than 100 people havesigned upto help clean the beach over the weekend.”

Question 24

Made up

Answer 24

1. invented; fictional
   —–a made-up story
2. wearing make-up
   —–a well made-up woman

Question 25

What’s on

Answer 25

Can be= What program is on TV/radio.

A: “Let’s watch a movie or something.”
B: “What’s on these days?”
A: “I think they’re playing Lord of the Rings”