Phrasal Verbs 3

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tercera parte de Phrasal verbs
Ismael Gutiérrez
Flashcards by Ismael Gutiérrez, updated more than 1 year ago
Ismael Gutiérrez
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PERSUADIR, DISUADIR TAKE (someone) INTO TAKE OUT OF (He taken me into changing my job)
DISCUTIR, HABLAR DE/SOBRE, TO DISCUSS TALK OVER (We talked over the whole idea)
REFLEXIONAR THINK OVER (He thought it over and decided not to go)
PENSARSE (muy) BIEN ALGO THINK (smth) THROUGH (It sounds like a good idea, but we need to think it through)
TIRAR, DESHACERSE, TO GET RID OF THROW AWAY (He always throws away his old clothes)
DESPERDICIAR, ECHAR A PERDER (por falta de cuidado, preocupación...) THROW AWAY (Don't throw your chance of promotion away by being careless)
EXPULSAR, ECHAR, RECHAZAR, TO GET RID OF THROW OUT (He was thrown out of the meeting) (The comitee threw out the proposal)
VOMITAR (slang expression) THROW UP (She had too much to eat, and threw up on the way home)
DEJAR, ABANDONAR, TO GIVE UP THROW UP (He threw up his job)
CONSTRUIR/LEVANTAR DEPRISA, TO BUILD HURRIEDLY THROW UP (They threw up a temporary building)
PROBAR, EXPERIMENTAR (usandolo) TRY OUT (We are trying out new teaching methods)
(hacer) RETROCEDER, VOLVER, VOLVERSE ATRÁS TURN BACK (He got tired and turned back)
DECLINAR, RECHAZAR, TO REFUSE TURN DOWN (He turned down her offer / request)
BAJAR, DISMINUIR (the level of light, noise etc produced by something) TURN DOWN (Please turn down (the volumen on) the radio - It's far too loud)
RESULTAR, SALIR TURN OUT (How did the recipe turn out?)
ECHAR, EXPULSAR TURN OUT (She turned her son out of the house)
PRODUCIR, TO MAKE OR PRODUCE TURN OUT (The factory turns out ten finished articles an hour)
VACIAR, TO EMPTY OR CLEAR TURN OUT (I turned out the cupboard)
SALIR A LA CALLE, ASISTIR, ACUDIR TURN OUT (A huge crowd turned out to see the procession)
APAGAR, TO TURN OFF TURN OUT (Turn out the light)
TORNAR EL TIEMPO (atmosférico) (a algo bueno: nice, pleasant) TURN OUT (The weather turned out nice again)
VOLVERSE HACIA TURN TO (My brother turned to me and said "I don't know what I would do without you")
ACUDIR A, RECURRIR A, TO SEEK HELP FROM TURN TO (You were the only person I could turn to in my hour of need)
CONVERTIRSE EN, PASAR A, TO BECOME, TO CHANGE FOR TURN TO (As if by enchantment, the food in Felicia's mouth turned to ash) (The conversation turned to politics)
ENTREGAR TURN OVER (He turned the money over the police)
DAR(SE) LA VUELTA, VOLCAR, VOLVER, DEVOLVER, GIRAR TURN OVER (She turned over the record to listen side B) (Oh no! The car's battery doesn't have enough juice to turn the engine over)
PRESENTARSE, LLEGAR, TO ARRIVE TURN UP (Fred turn up late again)
SUBIR, SUBIRSE, TO INCREASE, TO RAISE TURN UP (I can't hear the music. Turn up the volume)
DESCUBRIR, REVELAR, TO DISCOVER TURN UP (The archaeologist turned up a 2000 year old crypt)
TENER CUIDADO WATCH OUT (Watch out for that branch, it could swing back in your face)
ESTARSE ATENTO, TO BE ALERT WATCH OUT (Watch out for this month's special offer)
¡CUIDADO! ¡OJO! WATCH OUT! (Watch out! There's a car coming)
PASAR(SE), DEJAR DE HACER EFECTO, (gradually stops) WEAR OFF (The anesthetic is starting to wear off)
DISMINUIR, DESAPARECERSE WEAR OFF (The pain is wearing off)
DESGASTAR, ROMPER CON EL USO WEAR OUT (My shoes have worn out)
AGOTAR, HACER SENTIR EXTREMADAMENTE CANSADO WEAR OUT (The past few days had really worn him out)
PONER EMPEÑO EN, PRACTICAR, DARLE DURO WORK AT (With the help of her therapist, Rachel has been working at controlling her anger issues)
TRABAJAR EN WORK ON (William is working and developing an application for smatrphones)
TRATAR DE CONVENCER WORK ON (Chelsea has been rather negative lately, so I'm working on her to be more positive)
HACER EJERCICIO WORK OUT (She works out every day)
SOLUCIONAR, RESOLVER WORK OUT (I hope everything works out for you)
CALCULAR WORK OUT (I can't work out how many should be left)
REDACTAR, PONER EL DÍA, PASAR A LIMPIO, TO WRITE STH THOROUGHHLY WRITE UP (I'm going to write up the notes from today's meeting)
DESCRIBIR POR ESCRITO WRITE UP (Would you please write up your recollection of the accident?)
ESCRIBIR UNA RESEÑA, CRITICA DE, TO REVIEW WRITE UP (The journalist wrote up the play in the local paper)
REPORTAR, TO REPORT SOMEONE FOR MISBEHAVIOUR WRTIE UP (I'm going to have to write you up for speeding)
REGAÑAR TELL OFF (My teacher tell me off in front of the whole class today)
TO NOT APPEAR AT A MEETING AND LEAVE SOMEONE WAITING TO STAND (someone) UP
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