Phrasal Verbs - Unit 30 Flashcards
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When you secured a door or gate so that people cannot enter a room, building, or other place.
lock out
When you lose consciousness for a short time, such as when you faint
pass out
When someone publishes or issues a book, magazine, newspaper, or musical recording, they …
put (it) out
When you leave your workplace and put your time card in the time
clock to record the time you have left
punch out
When you take something from inside a building or storage place and leave it outside for someone to take, use, or deal with
put it out
When you inconvenience other people
put (them) out
When you distribute something like a paper or broschure to other people
pass … out
When people cannot enter a room, building, or other place because
the door or gate is secured, they are ….
locked out (part. adj)
When you try very hard to help someone, even though it is an inconvenience to you
put … (yourself) … out
When you extend your hand, arm, foot, or leg, in front of
your body.
put it out
When you secure a door or gate so that people cannot leave
a room, building, or other place.
lock in
When you make an interest rate, price, time slot, etc. definite so that it will not change in the future.
lock … in
When people cannot leave a room, building, or other place because the
door or gate is secured, they are described this way
locked in (part. adj)
When a business does this to workers, the workers are prohibited from working by the business management.
lock … out
When you extinguish a fire or something that is burning
put it out
When something or someone confuses you and causes you to forget what you were saying or
doing at that moment, you …
space out
When other people annoyed you by something they have said or done, they …
put (you) out
When you separate a group of things by putting them into smaller
groups according to one or more characteristics.
sort … out
When you come to your workplace and put your time card in the time
clock to record the time you have arrived
punch in
After you separate things into smaller groups according to one or
more characteristics, they are …
sorted out (part adj.)
When you do something to solve a problem or to correct a
misunderstanding
sort out
