Phrasal verbs

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Grupo B Inglés Flashcards on Phrasal verbs, created by Sonia De Oliveira Reales on 07/03/2016.
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Flashcards by Sonia De Oliveira Reales, updated more than 1 year ago
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get on with continue doing something especially work
do up repair or decorate a building so that it looks attractive
clear up make a place tidy
go on continue
wear out make someone extremely tired
pick up collect someone or something
take up start doing an activity or hobby
sum up describe the important facts about something or someone
get hold of obtain
have a go try to do something
take risks do something even though something bad might happen
make up say or write something which is not true
keep a promise do what you said you would do
not have a clue be completely unable to guess or understand something
get over feel better after an illness or difficult situation
live up to be as good as something (expectations)
hand back return something
get away with doing a bad action without a punishment
point out tell/show someone information
put off delay an event or activity
turn out to be known or discovered finally and surprisingly
look back to think about something that happened in the past
ask someone out invite someone to go with you to a cinema, restaurant... because you want to start a romantic relationship with them
break into something enter a building by force, especially in order to steal things
break up (with someone) if two people break up, they end their relationship
bring something back cause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind again
carry on with/ doing something continue doing something
catch on become popular or fashionable
catch up talk to someone you have not seen for some time and find out what they have been doing
chat someone up start a conversation with someone because you want to start a romantic relationship with them
check someone/something out examine someone or something in order to be certain that everything is correct, true or satisfactory
come up with something think of an idea or a plan
cover something up hide the truth about something
cram something into something do a lot of activities in a short time
draw up if a vehicle draws up, it arrives at a place and stops
drop someone off take someone to a place in a car, usually without getting out of the car yourself
end up be in a particular place or state after doing something or because of doing something
fall for something believe that a trick or joke is true
fall for someone fall in love with someone
fall out (with someone) stop being friendly with someone because you have had an argument or a disagreement with them
find something out discover a fact or piece of information
fish something out pull something out of a bag or other container
get something across make people understand something
get back together (with someone) if two people who ended their romantic relationship get back together, they start having a relationship with each other again
get by (on/with) something have just enough of something such as money or knowledge to be able to do what you need to do
get on be successful in life or at work
get on with someone have a friendly relationship with someone
get through something manage to deal with a difficult situation
give something up stop doing something that you do regularly
go away leave your home for a period of time, especially for a holiday
go back on something fail to do something that you have promised or agreed to do
go for something choose a particular thing
go off happen in the way that had been planned
go on to do something do something after you have finished doing something else
go out leave your house and go somewhere, especially in order to do something enjoyable
go out with someone have a romantic relationship with someone and spend a lot of time with them
grow up change from being a child to being an adult
hang around together spend time with each other
lash out at someone try to hit someone suddenly
leak out if private or secret information leaks out, it becomes known by the public
leave someone/something out not include someone or something
let someone down make someone disappointed by not doing something that they are expecting you to do
lie in stay in bed in the morning for longer than usual
live on something have a particular amount of money to buy the things that you need to live
look back on something think about a time or event in the past
look forward to (doing) something feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen
look up to someone admire and respect someone
make out (that) pretend that something is true
make something up invent a story, poem...
make up (with someone) become friendly with someone again after having had an argument
move on to something stop discussing or doing something and begin discussing or doing something different
pass out suddenly become unconscious
pick someone up go and meet someone, usually in a vehicle
pick someone/something up lift someone or something up from a surface
put someone up let someone stay in your house
put up with someone/something accept an annoying situation without complaining, even though you do not like it
rub off on someone if a quality that someone has rubs off, it begins to affect another person so that they begin to have that quality too
see someone off go somewhere such as a station or airport with someone in order to say goodbye to them
set time aside reserve time
set something up start a business or an organization
settle in become familiar with a new way of life, place or job
show something off to someone show people something you are very proud of so they will admire it
sign up for something join a course or organization
sleep in continue sleeping after the time you usually get up
sort something out do what is necessary to deal with a problem, disagreement, or difficult situation successfully
sort something out make arrangements for something to happen
split up (with someone) end a marriage or romantic relationship
stand out be easy to see or notice because of being different
stay out not return to your home, especially when it is late
stick with something continue to do something
take someone in trick someone into believing something that is not true
take off if an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying
take someone on start to employ someone
take something on accept some work or responsibility
take to someone/something begin to like someone or something
take something up start doing something new as a habit, job or interest fill a particular amount of space or time
talk someone into (doing) something persuade someone to do something
talk something through discuss a plan or situation in a detailed way
throw something away get rid of something that you no longer want, for example by putting it in a dustbin
touch down if an aircraft touches down, it lands
tune out stop paying attention
turn away from something refuse to accept or use something any longer
turn out develop in a particular way or have a particular result
turn up come somewhere unexpectedly
weigh something up consider the good and bad aspects of something in order to reach a decision about it
work something out calculate
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