Some Phrasal Verbs
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Publicado: 31 de octubre de 2012
PHRASAL VERB
OUT: Distribution
Send out: transmit. ~send in
Hand out, mail out, give out.
Memo: memorandum
Tax Refunds: devoluciones fiscales
Watch out: to be careful
Work out: calculatesomething
Cut out
1) to run out of sth~sth runs out ~~2)To be out of have none
to be short of: have a little
Show out: to pay some money
“fork it over” pagame lo que me debes
Carry on:continue
Hold on: wait (for a short time)
Move on: cambiar de tema/ superar algo...
THROUGH
Pass through, go through ex security
Break through
Atravesar: cross, traverse, pierce, go across,cut across
abrirse paso: press
penetrar: penetrate, permeate, fathom, infiltrate, go through
abrirse camino: pick one's way, shear
llegar: reach, get, arrive,come, come in
descubrir: discover,find out, uncover, learn, detect
empezar a tener éxito: take off
Come across: meet, find by chance
meet up to sb:
get across: communicate a message clearly
get hold off: to communicate.Get to somewhere: arrive
Stand for: represent, ex. acronym
drop out(of):live, give up
Turn down (+ noun, +ing): refuse, reject
Put off: postpone, carry over... to procrastinate/procrastinator
Narrow sth down: reduce
Make up: invent (a story...), to become friend again after a quarrel
Look up: search for information in a dictionary
to pick sb up ...somewhere
Show up/ toturn up at... to appear somewhere
sign in ~book in, check in
Beat off: refuse, deny, Turn down
talk into= convince, persuade
look forward to doing sth/ to sth
1. | We can´t meet youfor dinner —Michael has come down with a terrible case of flu! (become ill) |
2. | We love the new house, but it is going to cost a lot of money to do up .(refurbish, decorate) |3. | I hate cats. They bring on my terrible allergies. (cause) |
4. | Because of the terrible flooding, they have decided to put off their trip to India. (postpone) |
5....
OUT: Distribution
Send out: transmit. ~send in
Hand out, mail out, give out.
Memo: memorandum
Tax Refunds: devoluciones fiscales
Watch out: to be careful
Work out: calculatesomething
Cut out
1) to run out of sth~sth runs out ~~2)To be out of have none
to be short of: have a little
Show out: to pay some money
“fork it over” pagame lo que me debes
Carry on:continue
Hold on: wait (for a short time)
Move on: cambiar de tema/ superar algo...
THROUGH
Pass through, go through ex security
Break through
Atravesar: cross, traverse, pierce, go across,cut across
abrirse paso: press
penetrar: penetrate, permeate, fathom, infiltrate, go through
abrirse camino: pick one's way, shear
llegar: reach, get, arrive,come, come in
descubrir: discover,find out, uncover, learn, detect
empezar a tener éxito: take off
Come across: meet, find by chance
meet up to sb:
get across: communicate a message clearly
get hold off: to communicate.Get to somewhere: arrive
Stand for: represent, ex. acronym
drop out(of):live, give up
Turn down (+ noun, +ing): refuse, reject
Put off: postpone, carry over... to procrastinate/procrastinator
Narrow sth down: reduce
Make up: invent (a story...), to become friend again after a quarrel
Look up: search for information in a dictionary
to pick sb up ...somewhere
Show up/ toturn up at... to appear somewhere
sign in ~book in, check in
Beat off: refuse, deny, Turn down
talk into= convince, persuade
look forward to doing sth/ to sth
1. | We can´t meet youfor dinner —Michael has come down with a terrible case of flu! (become ill) |
2. | We love the new house, but it is going to cost a lot of money to do up .(refurbish, decorate) |3. | I hate cats. They bring on my terrible allergies. (cause) |
4. | Because of the terrible flooding, they have decided to put off their trip to India. (postpone) |
5....
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