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Lista Phrasal VerbsPhrasal Verb / vbcompuestoSignificados en españolEjemploadd
(something)
up
sumar algoThe waiteradded the bill up in no time.
break down
parar de trabajar, averiarseThe car broke down when we werearriving.
blow up
explotar (bomba), desatarse (tormenta,crisis)A storm blew up just after I left.
blow
(something/somebody)
up
volar a algo o a alguienThe car was blown up by two terrorists.
break into
(something)entrar en algo (forzando la entrada)para robarBurglars broke into my apartmentwhile Iwas on holidays.
bring
(somebody)
up
criar y educar a un nioI was brought up by my grandmother.
carry on
(doing/withsomething)continuar haciendo algoCarry on! You are doing it very well.
carry on
(with somebody)estar liado con alguien (coloquial)She is carrying on with her boss.
check out of
pagar la factura y marcharse (hotel)They checked out on monday.
cheer
(somebody)
upanimar a alguien, animarseShe sent him a funny card to cheer himup
close
(something)
down
cerrar o terminar una actividadThe factory was closed down last month.
come by
(something)lograr, obtener, conseguirGood teachers are hard to come by inthis city.
come down with
enfermarseI came down with the flu last week.
fall out with
(somebody)pelearse o discutir con alguienI fell out with mybest friend.
find
(something) outaveriguar o enterarse de algoYou'll never find out what happened.
get
(something)
across
comunicar una ideaI'm going to get across our idea to myboss.
get away with
salir impuneShe got away with stealing the money.
get by
defenderse en algo, sobrevivir(financieramente)She can get by in english.
get on
(with somebody)llevarse bien con alguienHe doesn't geton with his parents.
get on
continuar haciendo algo (trabajo)You have to get on with your work.
get out
salir de, bajarse de un vehículoYou must get out of my room.
get over
recuperarse de una mala experiencia oenfermedadShe is getting over the flu.
give
(something)
away
regalarI'll give all my dolls away to yourdaughter.
give
(something)
back
devolverPlease, give my pencil back.give in
(somebody)estar deacuerdo con alguien, ceder,rendirseYou'll never guess the answer! Do yougive in?
go on
(doing sth/with sth)continuar, seguir (haciendo algo o conalgo)After University she went on studying.
grow up
crecer, llegar a hacerse adultoI grew up in France but now I live inItaly.

hold on
esperarCould you hold on, please?
keep on
(doing something)continuar haciendo algo(a vecesrepetidamente)She kept on asking me the samequestions.
lay
(somebody)
off
despedir a alguien (por falta de trabajoo temporal)Because of falling orders we need to layoff some people.
let
(somebody)
down
defraudar o decepcionar a alguienWhen I was fired, I felt I had let my wifedown
look forward to
tener ganas de, esperar con ilusiónWe are looking forward our holiday.
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