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- 1EXPLICAR ALGO; RESPONDER POR; PRESTAR CONTASACCOUNT FOR
The police asked the thief to account for his wherabouts on the night of the crime - 2TORNAR-SE POPULAR; ENTRAR NA MODACATCH ON
Tony´s music did not catch on among ordinary people - 3JUNTAR FORÇAS; COLABORARPULL TOGETHER
Federal and state police have to pull together to fight against drugs - 4CORTAR FORA, DECEPAR mão; galhos de árvore, etcCHOP OFF
In some Arab countries, they chop off the hands of thieves - 5PICAR, CORTAR EM PEDACINHOS (carne, frutas, verduras, legumes)CHOP UP
Tell Sandra to chop up some onions for the taboule - 6ESBANJAR; JOGAR FORA; DESPERDIÇARCHUCK AWAY
I´m sure he will chuck away his inheritance soon - 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 - 8ENCONTRAR, ALGUÉM OU ALGO, POR ACASOCOME ACROSS
We came across Angela at the concert last night - 9PROCURAR (por); PERSEGUIR; CAÇAR (alguém)COME AFTER
He was coming after you - 10FAZER UMA VISITA, VISITARCOME AROUND / ROUND I
My grandchildren came around/round to see me last weekend - 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 - 12RECOBRAR A CONSCIÊNCIA; VOLTAR A SICOME AROUND / ROUND III
She fainted, but after a few seconds she came around / round - 13CONTRAIR; PEGAR (doença)COME DOWN WITH
He came down with malaria in Africa - 14PREPARAR RAPIDAMENTE UMA REFEIÇÃOCOOK UP
I´m going to cook up a light meal while you pick up the children at school - 15ENCOBRIR; ESCONDER ALGOCOVER UP
He lied in order to cover up his crime - 16AGLOMERAR-SECROWD INTO
More than fifteen people crowded into the van - 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 - 18PEGAR NO SONO; DORMIRDROP OFF II
Grandma always drop off in front of the TV - 19CAIR; DIMINUIR (venda, produção, qualidade, número etc)DROP OFF III
Sales have dropped off lately - 20DESISTIR; NÃO PROSSEGUIR (num intento)DROP OUT (of)
She dropped out of college and went back to her hometown - 21COMER TUDO; COMER TODA A COMIDA QUE FOI SERVIDAEAT UP I
You´re not going anywhere until you have eaten up your meal - 22COMER (no sentido de gastar, consumir)EAT UP II
Betting at the racetrack is eating up most of John´s salary every month - 23DISCUTIR; BRIGARFACE OFF
Peter and Paul faced off in the classroom and were suspended - 24DAR PARA; TER VISTA PARA (posição)FACE ON TO
My bedroom faces on to a small square - 25ENCARAR OU ADMITIR ALGOFACE UP TO
She should face up to the fact that she´s not qualified for the position - 26FICAR FRACO GRADUALMENTE, ATÉ TORNAR-SE INAUDÍVEL OU PARAR (som)FADE AWAY I
That strange noise finally faded away - 27DEFINHAR ATÉ A MORTEFADE AWAY II
My grandma was taken to the hospital and faded away within five days - 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 - 29PASSAR O TEMPO COM, ANDAR COM (alguém)HANG OUT WITH
Sue hangs out with her friends from work - 30TER FÉRIAS OU FOLGAHAVE OFF
I have a week off from work - 31TORNAR PÚBLICO (segredo, informação confidencial)LEAK OUT
News of their divorce leaked out before it was made official - 32APOIAR-SE (em algo ou alguém)LEAN ON
We all need friends to lean on during difficult times - 33TIRAR; EXCLUIR (algo ou alguém)LEAVE OUT
I decided to leave this paragraph out in my novel - 34SOBRAR (comida, dinheiro)LEAVE OVER
Why don´t you take home some of the food that was left over from the party? - 35COCHILAR; DORMITARNOD OFF
I nodded off for a moment and missed the end of the movie - 36ACERTAR OS PONTEIROS; CHEGAR A UM ENTENDIMENTO OU ACORDOPATCH UP
After a series of quarrels, they are patching up their relationship - 37ATORMENTAR OU PERSEGUIR (alguém menor ou mais fraco)PICK ON
Don´t pick on your little brother - 38ESGOTAR-SE GRADUALMENTE (energia, entusiasmo, ânimo)PETER OUT
My energy petered out before noon - 39Bombardear alguém com perguntasPLAGUE WITH
Reporters plagued her with questions about her new filma - 40PLANEJAR COM ANTECEDÊNCIAPLAN AHEAD
We planned ahead and bought our tickets weeks before the show - 41PLANEJAR ALGOPLAN ON
We plan on getting married next year - 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 - 43ATRASAR (projeto, plano, obra, etc) (atrasar- relógio)SET BACK
The rain will set back the completion of the new stadium - 44ACEITAR (algo ou alguém, apesar de não ser o preferível)SETTLE FOR
There isn´t any coffee, we´ll have to settle for tea - 45ADAPTAR-SE, ACOSTUMAR-SE (em um novo lugar)SETTLE INTO
We´re still settling into the new house - 46DECIDIR, ESCOLHER (algo)SETTLE ON
I settled on sending the kids to a private school this year - 47ACERTAR, PAGAR (conta, dívida)SETTLE UP
Have you settled up your bill at the hardware store? - 48EXIBIR; EXIBIR-SE; APARECER COM TODO BRILHO; OSTENTARSHOW OFF
Jack is in the living room, showing off his racing trophies again - 49ISOLAR (do convívio social)SHUT AWAY
The authorities should shut away Mr. Hanson in a mental hospital - 50EMAGRECERSLIM DOWN
I must slim down a little before summer - 51ALISAR; PASSAR A MÃO PORSMOOTH DOWN
Susy smoothed down her hair with her hand and entered the office - 52BELISCAR; COMER UMA PEQUENA PORÇÃO DE ALGOSNACK ON
Between meals I usually snack on some fruit or raisins - 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 - 54RESOLVER UMA SITUAÇÃO DIFÍCIL OU UM CONFLITOSORT OUT
No one seems to know how to sort out the terrible traffic problem in São Paulo - 55VAZAR; DERRAMAR (de algum recipiente)SPILL OUT
There is a water spilling out of the water tank. It must have a hole - 56SIGNIFICAR; QUERER DIZERSTAND FOR
The lion on the coat of arms stands for courage - 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 - 58CHEGAR; APARECER (alguém)SHOW UP
What time should I show up for the party? - 59FAZER OU COMETER ERROSLIP UP
I heard the doctor slipped up and put the cast on the wrong leg - 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 Fichas sobre PHRASAL VERBS, creado por vipazini el 07/03/2016.
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- vipazini · mar 2016
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