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    PHRASAL VERBS

    Fall out: to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them (enfadarse,
    pelearse)

    Fill in: to put information in spaces provided (rellenar)

    Fit in: to feel comfortable with and accepted by a group of people (encajar)

    Get along with: have a good relationship. (llevarse bien con)

    Get back: to return to a place after you have been somewhere else (volver).

    Get by: to manage to live or succeed (salir adelante, arreglárselas)

    Get over: to lose sth on mind (olvidar)

    Give up: to stop doing a regular activity or job (dejar algo, rendirse)

    Go ahead: to continue, to start doing sth. ( seguir adelante, continuar)

    Go by: to move past in space or time (pasar, transcurrir)

    Go off: It starts to ring loudly or make loud noise (sonar)

    Go out with: to spend time with somebody (salir con)

    Go over: to examine or look at something in a careful or detailed way (repasar)

    Hand down: to give sth to a younger family member (heredar)

    Hand in: to give sth to someone in a position of authority (entrega)

    Hand over: to give sth or sb to sb in authority (dar, transferir)

    Hang out: to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone (echar el rato, pasar).

    Hang up: to end a phone conversation (colgar)

    Hear from: to receive a letter, telephone call, etc sb (saber de, tener noticias)

    Hear out: to listen to. (escuchar)

    Help out: to do sth so another person's job or task is easier (ayuda, echar una
    mano)
    knock over: to hit someone with a vehicle and injure or kill trem
    (tirar atropellar).

    Lead on: to persuade someone to believe sth that is untreve (da esperaras)
    long for: to want sth a lot (desear)

    Look down on: to think that you are better than someone (menospreciar, mirar
    por encina).

    Look forward to: to feel pleased and excited about sth that is going to happen
    (esperar con ilusion)

    Look up: to try to find a piece of information (buscar)

    Make of:

    Make up: to become friends again after an argument (hacer paces)

    Miss out on: to fall to take advantage of, experience etc (dejar pasar -perder)

    Move on: to begin to train about or do in a new way (pasar página, seguir
    adelante)

    Open up: share feelings (hablar abiertamente, sincerarte)

    Pick on: to criticize, punisher be unkind with sb ( meterse con alguien)

    Pick up: to learn a new skill or language / to use your hands to lift (recoger,
    aprender)

    Point out: to emphasize sth by saying it (señalar)

    Pour down: sudden and unexpected heavy fall ( caer con fuerte)

    Pull off: to succeed in doing sth (lograr)

    Put down: to put on object that you're holding into the flour (soltar)

    Put off: decide or arrange to delay an event (aplazar)

    Put up with: accept or continue to accept a situation unpleasant (aguantar)

    Run out of: to lose energy or interess to continue doing sth (quedarse sin)
    See off: to send away so (despedirse de)

    See through: see sb behavior, realize their intentions are (ver venir)

    Set off: to cause a loud noise or explosion (prococa)

    Set up: to arrange for an activity or event to happen (fundar)

    Settle down: to become calmer carenta)

    Show off: boast, draw attention to oneself (presumir)

    Show up: arrive without previous notice (presentarse, aparecer)

    Shut down: make quiet (apagar, cortar)

    Slip up: a mistake or something that goes wrong (equivocarse, meter la pata)

    Split up: an occasion when two people end their relationship (separarse, romper)

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