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Question		Answer
to leave also: to be free from some occupation start learning		to be off It's late, it's time for me to be off.
to attack by hitting start learning		to beat up Those bullies beat up a little boy.
to reduce an amount start learning		to cut down We should cut down the expenses on food.
to extinguish something with your breath start learning		to blow out Blow out the candles on the cake!
to explode start learning		to blow up The fire blew up the car.
to suddenly stop functioning start learning		to break down The car broke down on the way back from our journey.
to end a relationship start learning		to break up with My sister broke up with her boyfriend after two years.
to raise also: to mention start learning		to bring up It's not a good idea to bring up that traitor.
to reach a person in an activity start learning		to catch up Nobody can catch him up at chess.
to stop being angry or upset start learning		to calm down Nothing happened, calm down!
to telephone someone again start learning		to call back I will call you back as soon as I am home.
to ask for help also: to ask to come; to call an organization and ask for a service start learning		to call in Call in the police!
to decide something to not happen also: to stop an attack start learning		to call off The match has been called off due to the snow.
to fulfill an obligation start learning		to carry out They fired him because he didn't carry out the orders.
to register start learning		to check in They are waiting for us at the reception to check in.
to examine some work or information start learning		to check out Check out my work and tell me what you think about it.
to try to make happier start learning		to cheer up My mother always tries to cheer me up.
to make a place clean also: to get money start learning		to clean up I'm waiting for you to clean up.
to explain or solve some uncertainties start learning		to clear up I need the book to clear up some topics.
to leave a place by climbing start learning		to climb out The thief climbed out from the balcony.
to cease a business start learning		to close down Due to the tax burden, they had to close down.
to return to a location start learning		to come back I came back home before you.
to be revealed also: to appear; to approach someone to talk start learning		to come up I know that the secret will come up.
to draw a line over also: to mark something wrong start learning		to cross out Cross out the wrong answer.

Top 100 phrasal verbs 1 - 25

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