Δωρεάν Αγγλικά Phrasal verbs 2 for your practice

D.Education, lots of free English Phrasal verbs. Απαραίτητο βοήθημα για τις εξετάσεις Αγγλικών

 

Phrasal verbs 13 PART2

LOOK

look after ->  take care of

look down on ->despise, without respect

look for ->search for

look forward to -> anticipate sth with pleasure

look in ->make a short visit

look into ->investigate

look on -> be a spectator, regard/consider

look out -> be careful

look out for ->take care, search carefully for

look over ->examine closely

look through ->examine quickly

look to -> rely on/turn to

look up -> search for (a word in a dictionary)

look up to ->respect

 

Phrasal verbs 14

MAKE

make after ->chase sb

make at -> attack

make away with ->kill/murder

make for ->go towards, suit exactly

make off ->run away/escape

make off with ->escape with (money. jewellery)

make out ->see clearly, write a cheque

make over ->change/convert transfer the ownership of sth

make up ->invent, reconcile, put cosmetics on the face. put sth together, set up

make up for ->compensate for

make up one’s mind ->decide

make up to ->be pleasant to sb

 

Phrasal verbs 15

PASS

pass away/on -> die

pass by ->go past, pay no attention; ignore

pass down ->pass sth from one generation to the next

pass for ->be taken for, be accepted as sb/sth

pass off (as) -> take place and be completed, represent falsely as, come to an end gradually

pass on ->proceed/move on

pass out-> lose consciousness, faint

pass over ->not consider sb for promotion

pass up ->refuse to accept

 

PAY

pay back ->pay in return, retaliate, take revenge on

pay for -> be punished for

pay in (to) ->put money into account

pay off ->settle a debt, be profitable, pay the wages to sb and dismiss him

pay out -> make a large payment for sth

pay up ->pay in full money which is owed

 

Phrasal verbs 16

PULL

pull back ->withdraw/retreat

pull down ->demolish an old building

pull in-> (to) enter a station (train)

pull off ->leave the road and park (vehicle)

pull out ->withdraw from sth, leave a station (train), detach

pull over ->move to one side of the road

pull through ->recover consciousness / from an illness, succeed despite difficulties

pull together ->co-operate, get control of oneself

pull up ->cause to stop, scold/reprimand

 

Phrasal verbs 17

PUT

put across-> explain/communicate

put aside ->save, disregard, put to one side

put away ->confine, put in the proper place

put back -> replace, postpone, cause sth to be delayed

put by/aside ->save money

put down ->land, write sth down stop/suppress sth

put down to -> attribute to

put forward ->advance/propose, move forward, nominate

put in -> devote/spend, insert, apply/submit

put in for -> apply for

put off ->postpone, displease sb, discourage, switch off, cause to dislike

put on ->produce a play, switch on, gain weight, dress in

put out ->extinguish, cause inconvenience, upset sb

put through ->connect (by telephone), conclude

put together -> assemble sth

put up -> raise the price of, erect, provide sb with accommodation, build

put up with ->tolerate

 

Phrasal verbs 18

RUN

run across-> meet or find by chance

run after ->chase/pursue

run away ->escape

run away with ->take sth which does not belong to you , steal

run back ->rewind (film, tape)

run down ->exhausted, knock down with a vehicle, criticise sb unkindly

run in ->bring a new car engine into full use by driving slowly

run into ->meet/encounter by chance, collide

run out with ->run away with

run out ->have no more, expire

run off -> make copies/prints

run out of ->exhaust/finish

run over ->hit and knock down, overflow

run through ->read/examine quickly, summarise

run up ->raise/accumulate

run up against ->meet/encounter (difficulty)

 

Our Blog: Free English lessons + Global news κλικ  ΕΔΩ

About us