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Question		Answer
break down start learning		stop functioning / mental collapse / get upset
bring up start learning		mention a topic / to vomit / to raise children / make unhappy
back down start learning		withdraw a position
beat up on sb start learning		punch and kick
blow up start learning		explode / add air (balloons)
bump into sb start learning		meet by accident
call off We have decided to call off the match start learning		cancel
come across Joe came across this old painting in the attic. start learning		find by chance
clean out start learning		clean
carry on start learning		continue
drop out start learning		leave school, quit a class
drop by start learning		visit
find out start learning		discovered, learn about
get away with sth Jack stole the money and got away with it. start learning		escape / leave and not be punished
get out of sth GET OUT OF - I managed to get out of working late. start learning		to leave a place avoid a responsibility
get by on sth start learning		survivre
get over sth start learning		get well, to recover from sth / overcome a problem
get along with Do you get along/on with your new boss? start learning		being good friends
get rid of sth start learning		to eliminate or throw sth away
give away sth start learning		give sth for free / ruin a secret / reveal hidden info ab sb
end up in start learning		the end result
go over GO OVER - Let's go over our plan once more. start learning		review / visit somebody nerby discuss the details
grow up start learning		get older
give up sth start learning		stop trying / quit a habit
go out with start learning		have a date / leave home to go on a social event
hang out with start learning		spend time
hurry up start learning		do sth fast
make out start learning		kiss
make up MAKE UP FOR - This wonderful dinner made up for the bad service. start learning		invent a story compensate for
mess up start learning		to spoil
show up start learning		arrive
pass out start learning		lose consciousness
piss off start learning		to be angry
put off start learning		postpone
put up with I can't put up with these screaming children! start learning		let happen / accept without complaining
put on start learning		get dressed
put out start learning		extinguish
run into I ran into Steve in the supermarket yesterday. start learning		meet
run out of petrol, money, time, paper start learning		to use all of it
take off start learning		remove clothing
turn down start learning		lower volume / reject
work out start learning		exercise / find a solution
watch out start learning		be aware
wake up start learning		finish sleeping
ask sb out start learning		invitation on a date
ask around start learning		ask many people the same question
add up to sth / result in sth start learning		equal
back sth up start learning		reverse / support
break in start learning		interrupt
break up start learning		end a relationship / start laughing
break out of prison / break out in start learning		escape / develop a skin condition
bring down start learning		make unhappy
call around start learning		phone many different placec / people
call back start learning		return a phone
call on I called on some friends in Plymouth. start learning		visit somebody / ask for an answer, opinion
call up start learning		phone
calm down start learning		relax after being angry
not care for start learning		not like
catch up with They are too far ahead for us to catch up with them. start learning		get to the same point as somebody else
check out start learning		leave a hotel / look at carefully, investigate / look at
cheer up start learning		become / make happier
chip in start learning		help
come apart, break up start learning		separate
come down with the flu start learning		become sick
come forward with a proposal She came forward and said she will help start learning		volonteer for a task Ona zgłosiła się na ochotnika i powiedziała, że pomoże.
count on somebody start learning		rely on
cross sth out start learning		draw a line through
cut back on = reduce start learning		consume less
cut down CUT DOWN ON - Ive decided to cut down on smoking start learning		make sth fall to the ground reduce the amount of
cut in start learning		interrupt / start operating / pull in too closely in front of another vehicle
cut off start learning		stop providing / remove with sth sharp / take out of a will / remove part of sth (scissors and paper)
do sth over start learning		beat up, ransack / do again
do away with start learning		discard
do sth up start learning		fasten, close
dress up start learning		wear nice clothing
drop back (to) start learning		move back in a position / group
drop in / by / over DROP IN ON - I dropped in on Bill and Sheila on my way home. start learning		come without an appointment
drop off start learning		take somewhere and leave there
eat out with friends start learning		eat at a restaurant
end up start learning		eventually reach / do / decide
fall apart start learning		break into pieces
fall down start learning		fall to the ground
fall out QUARELL - He and she have fallen out again. start learning		separate from an interior / become loos and unattached
figure out start learning		understand, find the answer
get around the city GET ROUND TO - i haven't got round to decorating yet. start learning		have mobility find time to do
get back start learning		return / receiving back
get back at start learning		retaliate / take revenge
get back into start learning		become interested in sth
get on GET ON WITH - Stop talking and get on with your work! start learning		step onto a vehicle continue with
get (a)round to sth start learning		finally find time to do
get together start learning		meet
give in I will not give in to your arguments. start learning		reluctantly stop fighting or arguing Nie poddam się twoim argumentom.
go after start learning		follow sb / try to achieve sth
go against start learning		compete, oppose
go without She says she can't go without her phone. start learning		suffer lack or deprivation Ona mówi, że nie może się obyć bez swojego telefonu.
grow apart start learning		stop being friends over time
grow into sth start learning		grow big enough to fit
grow out of GROW OUT OF - Julie has grown out of playing with dolls. start learning		get too bif for become too old for
hand down start learning		give sth used to sb else
hand in your notice / homework start learning		submit
hand out start learning		to distribute to a group of people
hand over start learning		give
hang in (there) Work can get tough in the middle of a term but hang in there and it'll be OK start learning		stay positive Praca może być trudna w połowie kadencji, ale poczekaj i będzie dobrze.
hang on a minute // hold on start learning		wait
hang up (during a call) start learning		end a phone call
hold back start learning		prevent from doing / hide an emotion
hold onto He tried to get away, but she held onto him tightly. // She was holding onto the dog's lead with one hand and the bicycle with the other. start learning		hold firmly using your hands or arms Próbował uciec, ale mocno go trzymała. // Mocno przytrzymała torbę i nie puściła. Jedną ręką trzymała smycz psa, a drugą rower.
hold up The man who has been holding old ladies up was caught yesterday. start learning		rob Mężczyzna, który okradał starsze panie, został złapany wczoraj.
keep on doing something start learning		continue doing
keep sth from sb start learning		not tell
keep out of sth start learning		stop from entering
keep up KEEP UP WITH - You're going too fast! I can't keep up with you! start learning		continue at the same rate stay in the same place as
come up against I'm afraid we've come up against a problem we can't solve. start learning		meet, find Obawiam się, że napotkaliśmy problem, którego nie możemy rozwiązać.
come up with Have you come up with an answer yet? start learning		think of Czy znalazłeś już odpowiedź?
face up to You must face up to reality! start learning		accept, deal with Musisz stawić czoła rzeczywistości!
feel up to You must feel up to going to work. start learning		have the strength and energy to do
get up to What has young Bill been getting up to? start learning		do sth bad Co porabia młody Bill?
go in for Do you go in for sailing? start learning		have a hobby, like sth
look down on Our neighbours look down on anyone without a car. start learning		feel superior to - patrzeć na kogoś z góry, pogardzać kimś
look up to I really look up to my teacher. start learning		respect - patrzeć na kogoś z podziwem, podziwiać kogoś,
stand up for You must learn to stand up for yourself! start learning		defend
ask after Jim asked after you yesterday. start learning		ask for news of
call for I'll call for you at six. start learning		come to your house and collect you
come into She came into a lot of money when her uncle died. start learning		inherit - wejść w posiadanie czegoś, dziedziczyć coś Ona odziedziczyła masę pieniędzy w spadku, kiedy zmarł jej wujek.
do without I'll have to do without a computer this week. start learning		manage without having W tym tygodniu będę się musiał obejść bez komputera.
get at What are you getting at? start learning		suggest
look into The government is looking into the problem. start learning		investigate
look around Let's look round the town today. start learning		look at everything
make for Where are you making for exactly? start learning		go in the direction of
pick on My teacher is always picking on me. start learning		choose a person to punish
see about Well have to see about getting you an office. // Jack said that he would see about it. start learning		make arrangements Jack powiedział, że zajmie się tym.
see to Can you see to the dog's food? start learning		attend to, take care of
let sb down I need you to be on time. Dont let me down this time. start learning		fail to support or help, disappoint
let sb in start learning		allow to enter
look after sb / sth I have to look after my sick grandmother. start learning		take care of
look down on sb / sth Ever since we stole that chocolate bar your dad has looked down on me. start learning		think less of, consider inferior
look forward to I'm looking forward to the Christmas break. start learning		be excited about the future
look over Can you look over my essay for spelling mistakes? start learning		check, examine
pass sth up I passed up the job because I am afraid of change. start learning		decline
pick sth out I picked out three sweaters for you to try on. start learning		choose
put sth / sb down The students put the substitute teacher down because his pants were too short. start learning		put what you are holding on a surface or floor // insult, make somebody feel stupid
put sth together I have to put the crib together before the baby arrives. start learning		assemble
run over I accidentally ran over your bicycle in the driveway. start learning		drive a vehicle over a person or thing
set sth / sb up The police set up the car thief by using a hidden camera. I want to shop around a little before I decide on these boots. start learning		trick, trap // compare prices
show off He always shows off on his skateboard. start learning		act extra special for people watching
sort sth out We need to sort the bills out before the first of the month. start learning		organize, resolve a problem
stick to sth You will lose weight if you stick to the diet. start learning		continue doing something, limit yourself to one particular thing
switch off // switch on The light's too bright. Could you switch it off. start learning		turn off / turn on
take after sb I take after my mother. We are both impatient. start learning		resemble a family member
take sth apart He took the car brakes apart and found the problem. start learning		purposely break into pieces
tear sth up I tore up my ex-boyfriend's letters and gave them back to him. start learning		rip into pieces
think sth over I'll have to think this job offer over before I make my final decision. start learning		consider
throw sth away We threw our old furniture away when we won the lottery. start learning		dispose of
turn sth up Our cat turned up after we put posters up all over the neighbourhood. start learning		increase the volume or strength
use sth up The kids used all of the toothpaste up so we need to buy some more. start learning		finish the supply
wear off Most of my make-up wore off before I got to the party. // When the drug wears off you may feel pain. start learning		fade away // become less strong or disappear
carry out You havent carried out my instructions. start learning		act upon
CLEAR UP Could you clear up your room pls? // The weather is clearing up. start learning		make tidy // improve
FILL IN Can you fill in this form pls? start learning		complete by writing // take someones place
LEAVE OUT I always leave out teh difficult exercises. start learning		not include
PUT ASIDE He puts money aside every week for his holiday. start learning		save
SHOW AROUND Let me show you around the new biulding. start learning		give a guided tour
TAKE OVER A German company took us over last year. start learning		buy a company
TAKE UP Ive decided to take up tennis. start learning		start a hobby
DRAW UP Suddelny an ambulance drew up outside. start learning		come to a stop // write a legal doc
GO OFF Everyone panicked when the bomb went off. start learning		explode
LOOK OUT Look out! There is a car coming! start learning		beware
SET IN I think the rain has set in for the day. start learning		to arrive and stay
TURN UP Guess who turned up at our party? start learning		arrive unexpectedly // increase

phrasal verbs - form 20.03 - till 14.05

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