Phrasal Verbs Deck - Version 2 Flashcards
add up to (noun)
equal
ask around
ask many people the same question
ask someone out
invite on a date
back me up
support
back (noun) up
reverse
blow (noun) up
add air
blow up
explode
break down
stop functioning (vehicle, machine)
break down
get upset
break in
force entry to a building
break in
interrupt
break into (noun)
enter forcibly
break out
escape
break out in (noun)
develop a skin condition
break (noun) down
divide into small parts
break (noun) in
wear something a few times so that it doesn’t look / fell new.
break up
end a relationship
break up
start laughing
bring someone down
make unhappy
bring someone up
raise a child
bring (noun) up
start talking about a subject
bring (noun) up
vomit
call around
phone many different places / people
call on someone
ask for an answer or opinion
call on someone
visit someone
call someone back
return a phone call
call someone up
phone
call (noun) off
cancel
calm down
relax after being angry
catch up
get to the same point as someone else.
check in
arrive and register at a hotel or airport
check out
leave a hotel
check out a person / (noun)
look at
check a person / (noun) out
look at carefully, investigate
cheer a person up
make happier
cheer up
become happier
chip in
help
clean something up
tidy, clean
come across (noun)
find unexpectedly
come apart
separate
come down with (noun)
become sick
come forward
volunteer for a task or to give evidence
come from somewhere
originate in
count on a person / (noun)
rely on
cross (noun) out
draw a line through
cut back on (noun)
consume less
cut in
interrupt
cut in
pull in too closely in front of another vehicle
cut in
start operating (of an engine or electrical device )
cut someone off
take out of a will
cut something off
remove with something sharp
cut something off
stop providing
cut something out
remove part of something (usually with scissors and paper)
cut (noun) down
make something fall to the ground
do away with (noun)
discard
do a person /(noun) over
beat up? hurt someone
do (noun) over
do again
do (noun) up
fasten, close
dress up
wear nice clothing
drop back
move back in a position / group
drop in / by / over
come without an appointment
drop out
quit a class, school etc.
drop a person / (noun) off
take someone / something somewhere and leave them /it there
eat out
eat at a restaurant
end up
eventually reach / do/ decide
fall apart
break into pieces
fall down
fall to the ground
fall out
separate from an interior
fall out
(of hair, teeth ) become loose and unattached
feel for a person
fell sympathy for someone
figure (noun) out
understand, find the answer
fill (noun) in
to write information in blanks
fill (noun) out
to write information in blanks
fill (noun) up
fill to the top
find out
discover
find (noun) out
discover
get along / on
like each other
get around
have mobility
get around to (noun)
finally find time to do
get away
go on vacation
get away with (noun)
do without being noticed or punished
get back
return
get back at a person
retaliate, take revenge
get back into
become intereste in something again
get on (noun)
step onto a vehicle
get over (noun)
recover from an illness, loss, difficulty
get over (noun)
overcome a problem
get round to (noun)
finally find time to do
get something back
receive something you had before
get (noun) across / over
communicate, make understandable
get together
meet (usually for social reasons)
get up
get out of bed
get up
stand
give in
reluctantly stop fighting or arguing
give a person away
reveal hidden information about someone
give a person away
take the bride to the altar
give (noun) away
ruin a secret
give (noun) away
give (noun) to someone for free
give (noun) back
return a borrowed item
give (noun) out
give to many people (usually at no cost )
give (noun) up
quit a habit
give up
stop trying
go after a person
follow someone
go after (noun)
try to achieve something
go against a person
compete, oppose
go ahead
start, proceed
go back
return to a place
go out
leave home to go on a social event
go out with
date
go over
visit someone nearby
go over (noun)
review
go without (noun)
suffer lack or deprivation
grow apart
stop being friends over time
grow back
regrow
grow into (noun)
grow big enough to fit
grow out of (noun)
get too big for
grow up
become an adult
hand (noun) down
give something used to someone else
hand (noun) in
submit
hand (noun) out
to distribute to a group of people
hand (noun) over
give (usually unwillingly )
hang in
stay positive
hang on
wait a short time (informal)
hang out
spend time relaxing (informal)
hang up
end a phone call
hold into a person / (noun)
hold firmly using your hands or arms
hold on
wait a short time
hold a person / (noun) back
prevent from doing / going
hold a person /(noun) up
rob
hold (noun) back
hide an emotion
keep away
to prevent
keep away (a person / (noun))
to avoid going somewhere or seeing someone
keep on doing (noun)
continue doing
keep a person / (noun) out
stop from entering
keep something up
continue at the same rate
keep (noun) from someone
not tell
let someone down
fail to support or help, disappoint
let someone in
allow to enter
look after a person / (noun)
take care of
look down on
think badly about
look for a person / (noun)
try to find
look forward to (noun)
be excited about the future
look into (noun)
investigate
look out
be careful, vigilant, and take notice
look (noun) over
check, examine
look (noun) up
search and find information in a reference book or database
look up
admire, have a lot of respect for
make a person up
apply cosmetics to
make (noun) up
invent, lie about something
make up
forgive each other
meet up with
visit
mix something up
confuse two or more things
not care for a person /(noun)
not like
pass away
die
pass out
faint
pass (noun) out
give the same thing to many people
pass (noun) up
to say no (usually to something good)
pay for (noun)
be punished for doing something bad
pay someone back
return owed money
pick something out
choose
point a person /(noun) out
indicate with your finger
put a person down
insult, make someone feel stupid
put (noun) down
put what you are holding on a surface or floor
put (noun) off
postpone
put (noun) on
put clothing /accessories on your body
put (noun) out
extinquish
put (noun) together
assemble
put up with a person / (noun)
tolerate
run away
leave unexpectedly, escape
run into a person / (noun)
meet unexpectedly
run out
have none left
run over / through (noun)
rehearse, review
run over a person / (noun)
drive a vehicle over a person or thing
send (noun) back
return (usually by mail )
set a person up
trick, trap
set (noun) up
arrange, organize
shop around
compare prices
show off
act extra special for people watching (usually boastfully )
sleep over
stay somewhere for the night ( informal )
sort (noun) out
organize, resolve a problem
stand by
wait
stand by
not leave; support; help in a difficult time
stick to (noun)
continue doing something, limit yourself to one particular thing
switch (noun) off
stop the energy flow, turn off
switch (noun) on
start the energy flow, turn on
take after a person
resemble a family member
take off
start to fly
take a person out
pay for someone to go somewhere with you
take (noun) apart
purposely break into pieces
take (noun) back
return an item
take (noun) off
remove something (usually clothing)
take (noun) out
remove from a place or thing
tear (noun) up
rip into pieces
think back
remember (often + to, sometimes + on )
think (noun) over
consider
throw (noun) away
dispose of
try (noun) on
sample clothing
try (noun) out
test
turn (noun) down
decrease the volume or strength (heat, light, etc.
turn (noun) down
refuse
turn (noun) off
stop the energy flow, switch off
turn (noun) on
start the energy, switch on
turn (noun) up
increase the volume or strength (heat, light etc )
turn up
appear suddenly
use (noun) up
finish the supply
wake up
stop sleeping
warm a person /(noun) up
increase the temperature
warm up
prepare body for exercise
wear off
fade away
work out
exercise
work out
be successful
work (noun) out
to calculate
