The document lists various phrasal verbs along with their meanings, providing a comprehensive reference for understanding and using these expressions. It includes examples such as 'break up' (separate), 'call off' (cancel), and 'look after' (take care of). Additionally, it features verbs that convey actions and states, enhancing vocabulary for effective communication.
The document lists various phrasal verbs along with their meanings, providing a comprehensive reference for understanding and using these expressions. It includes examples such as 'break up' (separate), 'call off' (cancel), and 'look after' (take care of). Additionally, it features verbs that convey actions and states, enhancing vocabulary for effective communication.
The document lists various phrasal verbs along with their meanings, providing a comprehensive reference for understanding and using these expressions. It includes examples such as 'break up' (separate), 'call off' (cancel), and 'look after' (take care of). Additionally, it features verbs that convey actions and states, enhancing vocabulary for effective communication.
The document lists various phrasal verbs along with their meanings, providing a comprehensive reference for understanding and using these expressions. It includes examples such as 'break up' (separate), 'call off' (cancel), and 'look after' (take care of). Additionally, it features verbs that convey actions and states, enhancing vocabulary for effective communication.
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Phrasal_Verbs
Break up (Separate, split up)
Call off (cancel) Look after: take care of Look for: search for Pick up: collect Turn on: switch on Turn off: switch off Put on: wear Take off: remove Take out: throw away Get up: rise Check in: arrive and register at a hotel Check out: leave from a hotel Turn up: arrive Put off: postpone Hold on: wait Bring back: return Look up: search for Run out of: have no more of something Wake up: awaken Get along: have a good relationship Turn down; reject Look forward to: anticipate or hope for Call back: return a phone call Turn up: increase in volume Give up: quit Set up: establish Bring in: introduce Look out: be cautious Go on: continue Get over: recover from Turn in: submit Find out: discover Point out: indicate Run into: encounter or meet unexpectedly Make up: become friends again after a quarrel or disagreement Go out: socialize. Carry out: execute Show up: appear Get by: survive with limited resources Run away: flee Take in: understand absorb Drop off: deliver Let down: disappoint Phrasal_Verbs Take off: leave the ground and fly Take off: become successful Break down: stop working Go over: review Look into: investigate Bring up: raise
Account for: to explain the reason for.
Adhere to obey Allude to: mention in an indirect way. Bring up: to start discussing a subject. Bring on: to cause something bad to happen, especially an illness. Come about: to happen, especially by chance. Cut back: to reduce Do without: to succeed in living or working without. Embark on: to start a new project or activity. Follow through: to continue doing something until it has been completed. Frown upon: to disapprove of something. Get across: to make people understand something. Get around; to be heard by a lot of people. Get at: to try to suggest something without saying it directly. Get back: to start doing something again after not doing it for a period of time. Look forward to: to feel happy about something that is going to happen. Look into: trying to discover facts about something. Make of: to understand someone or something in a certain way. Map out: to plan in detail how something will happen. Meet up: to come together with someone. Narrow down: to reduce the number of possibilities. Put forward: to suggest an idea and opinion so that it can be discussed. Put off: to delay doing something especially when you do not want to do it. Resort to: to do something unpleasant in order to solve a problem. Rule out: stop considering something as a possibility. Run by: to tell someone your idea so they can give you, their opinion. Talk about of: to persuade someone not to do something. Think over: to consider a problem carefully Turn out: to develop in a particular way. Verge on: to almost be in a particular state.
EXAM ON PHRASAL_VERBS Break up Call off Look after Phrasal_Verbs Look for Pick up: Turn on: Turn off: Put on: Take off: Take out Get up: Check in: Check out: Turn up: Put off: Hold on: Bring back: Look up: Run out of: Wake up: Get along: Turn down: Look forward to: Call back: Turn up: Give up: Set up: Bring in: Look out: Go on: Get over: Turn in: Find out: Point out: Run into: Make up: Go out: Carry out: Show up: Get by: Run away: Take in: Drop off: Let down: Take off: Take off: Break down: Phrasal_Verbs Go over: Look into: Bring up: Account for: Adhere to Allude to: Bring up: Bring on: Come about: Cut back: Do without: Embark on: Follow through: Frown upon: Get across: Get around: Get at: Get back: Look forward to: Look into: Make of: Map out: Meet up: Narrow down: Put forward: Put off: Resort to: Rule out: Run by: Talk about of: Think over: Turn out: Verge on:
