Phrasal Verbs C

Question 1

Call by

Answer 1

To stop and visit someone for a short time, especially when you are on your way to somewhere else

Question 2

Call in

Answer 2

To make a short visit to a person or place, especially when you are going somewhere else

Question 3

Call off

Answer 3

To stop an event that has been arranged from taking place

To order an animal or person to stop attacking someone

Question 4

Call on

Answer 4

To visit someone for a short time

To formally and publicly ask someone to do something

Question 5

Call round

Answer 5

To go to someone’s house for a short time to visit them

Question 6

Calm down

Answer 6

To stop feeling angry or upset

Question 7

Carry off

Answer 7

To succeed in doing something different, especially when there is a good chance that you will fail
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Question 8

Carry out

Answer 8

To do something that you have organised or planned

Question 9

Cash in on

Answer 9

To make a profit from a situation or get an advantage from it, especially in a way that other people think is unfair or dishonest

Question 10

catch up

Answer 10

to gradually get closer to a moving person or vehicle by moving faster than they move
To improve so much that you reach the same standart as someone elose who was better than you

Question 11

change into

Answer 11

to become something completely different

Question 12

change over to

Answer 12

to stop doing or using one system or thing and to start doing or using a different one instead

Question 13

clear up

Answer 13

if an illness or infection clears up or if medicine clears up it gets better and disapperas
to put things back where that are usually kept and make a place clean and tidy
to solve a problem or deal with a disagreement
if the weather clears up it stops raining and becomes more pleasant

Question 14

come across

Answer 14

to find something or meet someone by chance when you are not expecting that

Question 15

come before

Answer 15

to be brought to a person or group in authority in order to be judged

Question 16

come between

Answer 16

to spoil the relationship between two or more people by causig problems or arguments`

Question 17

come out

Answer 17

if the true information about something comes out it becomes known especially after kept secret

Question 18

come round

Answer 18

to become concious again for example after an accident or an operation

Question 19

come to

Answer 19

to become concious again after an accident or operation

Question 20

come up

Answer 20

if a subject name comes up in a conversation or meeting it is mentioned or discussed

Question 21

come up with

Answer 21

to think of an idea plan or aswer

Question 22

come upon

Answer 22

to meet someone or find something by chance or when you do not expect it

Question 23

cut across

Answer 23

to interrupt someone by saying something

Question 24

cut someone off

Answer 24

to take away someone’s right to receive money or property when you die