Phrasal verbs: (3)break, bring, call, come; (4)fall, get, go, keep

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fail to function
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break down
stop working, fail mechanically
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break off
enter a building illegally, often with force
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break in
separate or be separated into pieces
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break up
to move rapidly away from or ahead of a group
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break away
be the cause of sth, lead to sth
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bring on
raise children
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bring up
produce or publish
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bring out
recall, cause memories to return
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bring back
go somewhere and get somebody or something in order to take them to another place
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call for sb/sth
cancel
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call off
go and visit someone
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call on
assign a specified proper sb's name to sb else
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call sb after sb
find sth by accident
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come across sth
regain consciousness (after fainting or being knocked out)
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come round
inherit (money, property)
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come into
disapprear when it's cleaned
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come out
sink inward (e.g. the roof)
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fall in
lose one's balance and collapse to the ground
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fall over
quarrel
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fall out (with)
be deceived by (e.g. a false story)
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fall for
to fail
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fall through
return (e.g. from a holiday)
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get back
reach (e.g. something on a high shelf)
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get to / get at
be connected (by telephone)
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get through
depress, demoralise sb
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get sb down
be approved; succeed in getting through the approval process
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go through
pass (time)
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go by
go bad (food, milk)
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go off
match (style, colour)
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go with
avoid a subject
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keep off
maintain some spped, level as others
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keep up (with)
maintain a physical distance
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keep away
withhold sth
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keep sth back
take care of, care for (someone)
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look after
be watchful or careful; take care
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look out
think of (a future event) with pleasurable, eager anticipation
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look forward
think_about/remember the past
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look back
try to find sth (information)
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look up
examine, invesitigate (e.g. documents)
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look into
extinguish (a fire)
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put out
make sth ready to use
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put in
save (money)
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put by
delay, postpone
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put off
kill humanely (a pet)
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put down
resemble (in looks, talent)
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take after
hire, engage
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take on
develop a liking for (sth)
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take to
deceive, swindle
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take in
take control of a company
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take over
1) wear, clothe oneself; 2) gain, add
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put on
1) learn to speak; 2) continue after a break
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pick up
1) inconvenience; 2) extinguish (a fire)
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put out
1) understand; 2) write out; draw up (e.g. a report)
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make out
1) order a sport player to leave the field (by referee); 2) send away towards a designated goal
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send off
1) reach (about money, numbers); 2) collide with
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go into
1) make a copy of; 2) support
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back up
1) become popular; 2) realise what was happening
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catch on
1) don't accept; 2) reduce the volume
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turn down
1) decorate and repair; 2) fasten (e. g seat belts)
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do up
1) donate; 2) betray (a secret)
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give away
1) start a journey; 2) arrange, lay out systematically or graphically
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set out
1) inflate; 2) destroy with a dynamite
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blow up
1) summon (to a court, to join the army); 2) telephone sb
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call up
1) desist from, stop; 2) offer, relinquish or resign from
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give up
1) rob while armed; 2) delay
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hold up

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