Phrasal Verbs, (Book). Flashcards
pop in
Visit someone at their home (informal)
But, for a short time
Drop in
Visit someone at their home (informal)
show (sb) around
show to someone your home
Call in
visit someone
show (sb) out
show someone the exit, as they leave
swing by
invite someone, but just because you run into them
stop off
Stop doing a journal, and pass for different way
invite (sb) over
invite someone to your home
come over
visit someone
come into
enter
bring (sb) along
bring with you someone
invite (sb) into
ask someone to enter your home
stay over
Stay in the house until the next day
have (sb) over
have people as guests at your home
snoop around
sniff around
turn up
arrive (often unexpectedly)
invite — along to
ask someone to go somewhere with you
Drag on
Continentemente for a long time (negative)
get on
become late (about the time)
break up
Break (a day or period of time) into separate parts
fit (sb) in
Make time for something
drag out
make something last too long (negative)
go by
pass (about time)
creep up (on)
Happen slowly to someone without them noticing it
while away
pass the time in a relaxed way
take up
occupy, use up (someone’s time)
time out
long someone out of a computer, server, website because of inactivity.
Come around
happen again (about a regular event)
eat into
take up too much (of someone’s time)
draw out
make something last longer than necessary
free up
make more time available
Hang on
wait for a short time (informal)
Hold (sb) up
make someone to something late
wait around (for)