Phrasal Verbs (EN) Flashcards
to do again
I’ll have to ___ it ______.
do over
to leave a room or building, especially in order to do something for entertainment
When will you ___ _____?
go out
30 minutes
I’ll be out for _____ ___ _____.
half an hour
To enter your user id and password to connect to a network online
I wanna ____ ___ to this website.
log in/on
terminating a connection to a network
Don’t forget to ____ ____!
log out/off
to enter somewhere (e.g. a house) illegally, especially by force
The robbers _______ _____ this house last night.
break into
have a good relationship with someone - 1
I ____ ___ _____ my neighbours.
get on with
have a good relationship with someone - 2
Do you ____ _______ ____ _____ your friends?
get along well with
enter a vehicle, aircraft, etc.
I’ve just _____ ____ the train.
get on
leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.
He _____ ____ the bus three minutes ago.
get off
to return to a place where you were or where you have been before
When will you ____ ______?
go back
return to a place (the speaker is in that place)
She’ll _____ _____ around 8pm tonight.
come back
to remove anything that is worn on the body (especially clothes)
I wanna ______ clothes _____, ‘cause it’s too hot.
take off
leave the ground(a plane)
The plane is ________ _____ now.
take off
enter a room or building
Your secretary said to ______ ___.
come in
enter a definite room
Ask him to ______ ______ your heart and forever stay.
come into
move out or away(+prep)
Otherwise they’ll never _____ _____ ____ poverty.
get out of
to care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave, etc.
My parents were __________ me ____ for ages.
bring up
originate(from country)
I’m _______ the United Kingdom
be from
originate(from city)
He ________ ______ Chicago.
come from
increase in volume
Please, ______ ____ the music, it’s too quiet.
turn up
decrease in volume
Please, ______ ______ the music, it’s too loud.
turn down
speak louder
I haven’t heard your words, can you ________ ____, please?
speak up
be absent from a place, home
He is _____ now, could you drop in later?
be out
be absent (far)
Yes, well my secretary ___ ______, she’s on a business trip in the UK now
be away
to repair
So, I have to ____ ____ my car by tomorrow.
do up
to fasten
Please, ____ ____ your belt.
do up
leave unexpectedly, escape
He ____ ______ from the police last month.
run away
to start doing a particular job or activity
I ______ ____ learning foreign languages.
take up
to think with pleasure about a future event that you expect to enjoy
I _____ ________ going there.
look forward to
to examine the facts about a problem or situation
The police are ________ _____ this crime.
look into
to wash your hands or body or dishes
Don’t forget to ______ your hands _____!
wash up
to continue doing something - 1
I’ll ____ ____ watching this playlist.
go on
to continue doing something - 2
They _________ ____ doing it.
carry on
to do something that you have said you will do or have been asked to do
We _________ ____ a scientific research.
carry out
to increase speed
How can we ________ ____ this progress?
speed up
to decrease speed
______ ______! You’re driving too fast
slow down
allow to enter
He _____ her ____.
let in
allow to leave
They didn’t want to _____ him ____.
let out
to be responsible for or to deal with a situation or task
I’ll ______ ______ ____ you for a couple of weeks.
take care of
to take care of someone or something
I promise to ______ ______ you forever.
look after
to look or be like an older relative
He ______ ______ his father.
take after
to remember and think about the past
__________ _____, there were many mistakes.
look back
think about the future
__________ _______, you need to prepare for it more thoroughly.
look ahead
read quickly
I’ll ______ __________ this report.
look through
turn and look at the pages of a magazine quickly
I _________ __________ this article.
flick through
to be friends with people that others think are bad
He _____ ______ a very difficult situation.
get into
enter a car
I wanna _____ ______ the car.
get into the car
exit a car
_____ _____ ___ my car!
get out of the car
to come or go into
I can’t _____ ____.
get in
to concentrate
I’ve been _________ ____ this problem for two hours.
focus on
to keep money so that you can use it later
I had to ______ ____ my money after that situation.
save up
stop working
His watches ________ ______ suddenly and he couldn’t know the time.
break down
to have no more (time, money, battery, coffee)
I’m __________ _____ ____ time.
run out of
to admire
I ______ ____ ____ this person for a long time.
look up to
to assist(frequently financially)
He often ______ me _____.
help out
to think that you are better than somebody
look down on
wear formal clothes
He has to ________ ____ today.
dress up
put on fancy or unusual clothes
We all know that children often like _________ ____.
dress up
to dress oneself
It’s too cold, I need to _____ my clothes ____.
put on
wear less formal clothes
He prefers to _______ ______.
dress down
to suggest
What are you _________ _____ in this situation?
get at
to meet a person by chance - 2
I ____ ______ her yesterday.
run into
to meet a person by chance - 1
I __________ _____ him in the local supermarket.
bump into
to start a journey
They _____ _____ in the morning.
set off/out
find the solution to a problem or question
I can’t _______ _____ how it works.
figure out
to understand
I can’t ______ _____ what to do next.
make out
to form something
This story was ______ ____.
make up
I decided
I ______ ____ ____ ______ to learn all this phrasal verbs.
I made up my mind
to compensate for (a mistake / doing or not doing something / etc.)
Who will ______ ____ this losses?
make up for
to meet someone, or a group of people, in order to do something together
Let’s ______ ____ tonight.
meet up
to summarize
I always ______ ____ at the end of the year.
sum up
stay at the same point/level as - 2
I’ll try to ______ ____ ______ them by the end of this month.
keep up with
stay at the same point/level as - 1
It was very difficult for him to _______ ____ _____ the rest of the class.
catch up with
other part of group, that was stayed
It was very difficult for him to catch up with ____ ______ ___ the class.
the rest of
move more slowly than other people so that you are behind them - 1
Study harder or you can _____ _________.
fall behind
move more slowly than other people so that you are behind them - 2
It’s very easy to _____ _________ if you don’t watch this playlist regularly.
lag behind
to go somewhere with somebody
We’re going to go there. Will you ______ ________ with us?
come along
quarrel
They ______ ______ for no reason.
fall out
to offer, suggest (a proposal / a plan / etc.) for consideration
A very interesting strategy was _____ __________.
put forward
to try to impress others by talking about your abilities, possessions, etc.
I don’t understand people, who _______s _____.
show off
to appear
They ______ed ____ too late.
show up
to appear unexpectedly
And he ______ed _____ suddenly.
turn up
to make somebody go to sleep or become unconscious
He was _________ed ____.
knock out
to hit somebody and make them fall to the ground
He was _________ed ______ by the car.
knock down
to rely on
You can ________ ____ me.
count on
to make someone believe something that is not true(verb)
He _________ed her.
deceive
to make somebody believe something that is not true(phrasal verb) - often used in the passive
I was _________ ____ by her.
take in
to return something to the place you borrowed or bought it from
Don’t forget to ______ it ______!
take back
to go to a station, an airport, etc. to say goodbye to somebody who is starting a journey
Can I _____ you _____?”,
see off
to become too big to fit into a piece of clothing
He ______ _____ ___ these shoes.
grow out of
to produce something such as a smell, heat, light, etc.
This food ______s _____ a very unpleasant smell.
give off
to lose consciousness - 1
He ______ed _____.
pass out
to lose consciousness - 2
She ________ed _____.
black out
cause to happen
What _________ _______ these changes?
bring about
to wait (especially on the telephone)
______ ____ a little.
hold on
used to ask somebody to wait for a short time or to stop what they are doing
Well, _______ ____, I have to do something.
hang on
see the place(for instance city, district, area)
I’d like to _____ _________ the city.
get around/round
make people understand something - 1
I’ll try to ____ this message ________.
get across
make people understand something - 2
Can you ____ it ________?
put across
to find yourself in a place or situation at the end of a process or period of time
This situation ____ed ____ fighting / quarrelling.
end up doing
to have something as an ending(not verb)
Their marriage ____ed ____ divorce.
end in
to knock a person or an animal down and drive over their body or a part of it
He was ____ ______ by a lorry.
run over
to read aloud something
Please, ______ ____ these names.
read out
to visit someone shortly - 1
I’ll _____ ___ ___ you tomorrow.
call (in) on
to visit someone - 2
Will you ______ ___ ___ us?
drop in on
visit shortly(//) - 1
Will he ____ ___?
call in/by/round
visit unexpectedly(/) - 2
She didn’t ______ ____.
drop in/by
to visit someone at their house(/) - 3
I’ll ______ ________ to you
come around/round
to be at home
She often ______s ___.
stay in
be away from your home
He often ______s ____.
stay out
eat at home
I prefer to ____ ___.
eat in
to eat at a restaurant
I didn’t ____ ____ yesterday.
eat out
to go to bed later than usual
I _____ed ___ again last night.
stay up
to solve a problem
I ______ed _____ this problem very easily.
sort out
to solve a problem
I’ll try to ______ ____ this problem as soon as possible.
iron out
to support
I _____ed him ____.
back up
make a copy of a file
I’ve already _____ed ____ this project.
back up
to train the body by physical exercise
I ______ ____ on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
work out
to test something by using it
I’d like to ____ ____ this café.
try out
to successfully make contact with someone (usually by telephone)
I called her but I couldn’t ____ ________.
get through
