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PHRASAL VERBS

vipazini Inglês Avançado Portugiesisch 60 Karten

Karten in diesem Stapel (60)

  1. 1EXPLICAR ALGO; RESPONDER POR; PRESTAR CONTASACCOUNT FOR
    The police asked the thief to account for his wherabouts on the night of the crime
  2. 2TORNAR-SE POPULAR; ENTRAR NA MODACATCH ON
    Tony´s music did not catch on among ordinary people
  3. 3JUNTAR FORÇAS; COLABORARPULL TOGETHER
    Federal and state police have to pull together to fight against drugs
  4. 4CORTAR FORA, DECEPAR mão; galhos de árvore, etcCHOP OFF
    In some Arab countries, they chop off the hands of thieves
  5. 5PICAR, CORTAR EM PEDACINHOS (carne, frutas, verduras, legumes)CHOP UP
    Tell Sandra to chop up some onions for the taboule
  6. 6ESBANJAR; JOGAR FORA; DESPERDIÇARCHUCK AWAY
    I´m sure he will chuck away his inheritance soon
  7. 7CALAR-SE; FICAR DE BICO CALADO (por timidez ou medo)CLAM UP
    When the police arrived, they immediately clammed up and refused to say anything
  8. 8ENCONTRAR, ALGUÉM OU ALGO, POR ACASOCOME ACROSS
    We came across Angela at the concert last night
  9. 9PROCURAR (por); PERSEGUIR; CAÇAR (alguém)COME AFTER
    He was coming after you
  10. 10FAZER UMA VISITA, VISITARCOME AROUND / ROUND I
    My grandchildren came around/round to see me last weekend
  11. 11CONCORDAR COM ALGO QUE NÃO ERA ACEITO ANTERIORMENTE OU DEIXAR DE TER UMA OPINIÃO NEGATIVA SOBRE ALGOCOME AROUND / ROUND II
    Finally he came around / round to our point of view
  12. 12RECOBRAR A CONSCIÊNCIA; VOLTAR A SICOME AROUND / ROUND III
    She fainted, but after a few seconds she came around / round
  13. 13CONTRAIR; PEGAR (doença)COME DOWN WITH
    He came down with malaria in Africa
  14. 14PREPARAR RAPIDAMENTE UMA REFEIÇÃOCOOK UP
    I´m going to cook up a light meal while you pick up the children at school
  15. 15ENCOBRIR; ESCONDER ALGOCOVER UP
    He lied in order to cover up his crime
  16. 16AGLOMERAR-SECROWD INTO
    More than fifteen people crowded into the van
  17. 17LEVAR, DEIXAR (alguém ou algo) EM ALGUM LUGAR, GERALMENTE DE CARRODROP OFF I
    Tony is going to drop off Helen and Nancy at the post office
  18. 18PEGAR NO SONO; DORMIRDROP OFF II
    Grandma always drop off in front of the TV
  19. 19CAIR; DIMINUIR (venda, produção, qualidade, número etc)DROP OFF III
    Sales have dropped off lately
  20. 20DESISTIR; NÃO PROSSEGUIR (num intento)DROP OUT (of)
    She dropped out of college and went back to her hometown
  21. 21COMER TUDO; COMER TODA A COMIDA QUE FOI SERVIDAEAT UP I
    You´re not going anywhere until you have eaten up your meal
  22. 22COMER (no sentido de gastar, consumir)EAT UP II
    Betting at the racetrack is eating up most of John´s salary every month
  23. 23DISCUTIR; BRIGARFACE OFF
    Peter and Paul faced off in the classroom and were suspended
  24. 24DAR PARA; TER VISTA PARA (posição)FACE ON TO
    My bedroom faces on to a small square
  25. 25ENCARAR OU ADMITIR ALGOFACE UP TO
    She should face up to the fact that she´s not qualified for the position
  26. 26FICAR FRACO GRADUALMENTE, ATÉ TORNAR-SE INAUDÍVEL OU PARAR (som)FADE AWAY I
    That strange noise finally faded away
  27. 27DEFINHAR ATÉ A MORTEFADE AWAY II
    My grandma was taken to the hospital and faded away within five days
  28. 28INSISTIR; PERSISTIR (especialmente em algo difícil)HANG IN
    I wanted to quit university, but my parents asked me to hang in at least until the end of the semester
  29. 29PASSAR O TEMPO COM, ANDAR COM (alguém)HANG OUT WITH
    Sue hangs out with her friends from work
  30. 30TER FÉRIAS OU FOLGAHAVE OFF
    I have a week off from work
  31. 31TORNAR PÚBLICO (segredo, informação confidencial)LEAK OUT
    News of their divorce leaked out before it was made official
  32. 32APOIAR-SE (em algo ou alguém)LEAN ON
    We all need friends to lean on during difficult times
  33. 33TIRAR; EXCLUIR (algo ou alguém)LEAVE OUT
    I decided to leave this paragraph out in my novel
  34. 34SOBRAR (comida, dinheiro)LEAVE OVER
    Why don´t you take home some of the food that was left over from the party?
  35. 35COCHILAR; DORMITARNOD OFF
    I nodded off for a moment and missed the end of the movie
  36. 36ACERTAR OS PONTEIROS; CHEGAR A UM ENTENDIMENTO OU ACORDOPATCH UP
    After a series of quarrels, they are patching up their relationship
  37. 37ATORMENTAR OU PERSEGUIR (alguém menor ou mais fraco)PICK ON
    Don´t pick on your little brother
  38. 38ESGOTAR-SE GRADUALMENTE (energia, entusiasmo, ânimo)PETER OUT
    My energy petered out before noon
  39. 39Bombardear alguém com perguntasPLAGUE WITH
    Reporters plagued her with questions about her new filma
  40. 40PLANEJAR COM ANTECEDÊNCIAPLAN AHEAD
    We planned ahead and bought our tickets weeks before the show
  41. 41PLANEJAR ALGOPLAN ON
    We plan on getting married next year
  42. 42CAMINHAR LENTAMENTE OU TRABALHAR EM RITMO LENTO E CONSTANTEPLOD ALONG / ON
    We plodded along / on for hours looking at the old churches and historic buildings of Rome
  43. 43ATRASAR (projeto, plano, obra, etc) (atrasar- relógio)SET BACK
    The rain will set back the completion of the new stadium
  44. 44ACEITAR (algo ou alguém, apesar de não ser o preferível)SETTLE FOR
    There isn´t any coffee, we´ll have to settle for tea
  45. 45ADAPTAR-SE, ACOSTUMAR-SE (em um novo lugar)SETTLE INTO
    We´re still settling into the new house
  46. 46DECIDIR, ESCOLHER (algo)SETTLE ON
    I settled on sending the kids to a private school this year
  47. 47ACERTAR, PAGAR (conta, dívida)SETTLE UP
    Have you settled up your bill at the hardware store?
  48. 48EXIBIR; EXIBIR-SE; APARECER COM TODO BRILHO; OSTENTARSHOW OFF
    Jack is in the living room, showing off his racing trophies again
  49. 49ISOLAR (do convívio social)SHUT AWAY
    The authorities should shut away Mr. Hanson in a mental hospital
  50. 50EMAGRECERSLIM DOWN
    I must slim down a little before summer
  51. 51ALISAR; PASSAR A MÃO PORSMOOTH DOWN
    Susy smoothed down her hair with her hand and entered the office
  52. 52BELISCAR; COMER UMA PEQUENA PORÇÃO DE ALGOSNACK ON
    Between meals I usually snack on some fruit or raisins
  53. 53AMACIAR OU AGRADAR ALGUÉM ANTES DE PEDIR ALGOSOFTEN UP
    A dinner out should soften up Jenny a little before I ask her for her beach house for the weekend
  54. 54RESOLVER UMA SITUAÇÃO DIFÍCIL OU UM CONFLITOSORT OUT
    No one seems to know how to sort out the terrible traffic problem in São Paulo
  55. 55VAZAR; DERRAMAR (de algum recipiente)SPILL OUT
    There is a water spilling out of the water tank. It must have a hole
  56. 56SIGNIFICAR; QUERER DIZERSTAND FOR
    The lion on the coat of arms stands for courage
  57. 57GUARDAR EM LUGAR SEGURO OU SECRETO (dinheiro ou algo de valor)STASH AWAY
    We think the robbers stashed away the money in the abandoned factory
  58. 58CHEGAR; APARECER (alguém)SHOW UP
    What time should I show up for the party?
  59. 59FAZER OU COMETER ERROSLIP UP
    I heard the doctor slipped up and put the cast on the wrong leg
  60. 60ESCAPAR (segredo)SLIP OUT
    I wasn´t going to tell Kate, but it slipped out without my wanting to

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Avançado Inglês Karteikarten am PHRASAL VERBS, erstellt von vipazini am 07/03/2016.
Erstellt von
vipazini · Mär 2016
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4 Okt 2018
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