[English] Phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs là một nội dung khá quan trọng và khó trong Tiếng Anh. Mình gửi tặng các bạn danh sách các Phrasal verbs thường gặp do mình sưu tầm.

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cut down on*	reduce the amount of
	I've decided to cut down on smoking.
catch up with*	reach the same place as
	They are too far ahead for us to catch up with them.
come up against	meet, find
	I'm afraid we've come up against a problem we can't solve.
come up with	think of
	Have you come up with an answer yet?
drop in on*	visit for a short time
	I've dropped in on Bill and Sheila on my way home.
face up to	accept, deal with
	You must face up to reality!
feel up to	have the strength and energy to do.
	You must feel up to going to work.
get away with	do something bad and not be punished
	Jack stole the money and got away with it.
get along/on with*	have good relations with
	Do not get along/on with your new boss?
get on with	continue with
	Stop talking and get on with you work!
get out of	avoid a responsibility
	I managed to get out of working late.
get round to	find time to do
	I haven't got around to decorating yet.
get up to	do something bad
	What has young Bill been getting up to?
go in for	have as a hobby
	Do you go in for sailing?
grow out of	become too old for
	Julie has grown out of playing with dolls.
keep up with*	stay in the same place as
	You're going too fast! I can't keep up with you.
look down on	feel superior to
	Our neighbours look down to anyone without a car.
look up to	respect
	I really look up to my teacher.
look forward to	think we will enjoy
	We are looking forward to our holiday.
make up for	compensate for
	This wonderful dinner make up for the bad service.
put up with	accept without complaining
	I can't put up with these screaming children!
run out of*	have no more of
	Oh dear, we're run ou of petrol!
stand up for	defend
	You must learn to stand up for yourself!
ask after	ask for news of
	Jim asked after you yesterday.
call for	come to your house and collect you
	I'll call for you at six.
call on	visit for a short time
	I called on some friends in Plymouth.
come across	find by chance
	Joe came acoss this old painting in the attic.
come into	inherit
	Sue came into a large sum of money.
deal with	take action to solve a problem
	How can we deal with the traffic problem?
do without	manage without having
	We'll have to do without a holiday this year.
get at	suggest
	What are you getting at?
get over	recover from
	Barry has got over his illness now.
go over	discuss the details
	Let's go over our plan once more.
join in	take part in, contribute to
	Try to join in the lesson as much as you can.
live on	have as income
	They live on the money her father gives them.
look into	investigate
	The government is looking into the problem.
look round	look at everything
	Let's look round the town today.
make for	go in the direction of
	Where are you making for exactly?
pick on	choose a person to punish
	My teacher is always picking on me.
run into	meet by chance
	I ran into Steve in the supermarket yesterday.
see about	make arrangements
	Well have to see about getting you an office.
see to	attend to, take care of
	Can you see to the dog's food?
stand for	tolerate
	I won't stand for such rudeness!
	be a candidate for
	Andrew is standing for parliament.
take after	have the same characteristics as
	Halen takes after her mother.
bring up	look after until adult
	We brought up this child.
carry out	act upon
	You haven't carried out my instructions.
call off	cancel
	We have decided to call off the match.
clear up*	make tidy
	Could you clear up your room please?
	improve
	The weather is clearing up*.
fill in*	complete by writing
	Can you fill in this form please?
	take someone's place
	Our teacher was ill, so Mrs. Frost filled in*.
find out	learn about, discover
	I want to find out what happened.
give away	make a gift of
	The millionaire gave all his money away.
	make something known
	Jill asked me not to give her secret away.
give up*	stop doing something
	I've decided to give up eating meat.
	stop trying to do something
	Jorge finnaly gave up teaching me Portuguese*.
hold up	rob
	Two masked men held up the bank.
knock out	make unconscious
	The blow on the head knocked me out
leave out	not included
	I always leave out the difficult exercises.
look up*	find information
	I have to look this word up in my dictionary.
	appear better
	Things are looking up*.
make up*	invent
	I think you made this story up.
	become friends again
	The couple quarrelled but then make up*.
pick up	collect
	I'll pick you up at six.
put aside	save
	Harry puts money aside every week for his holiday.
put off	postpone
	They put the meeting off until Thursday.
	make someone not want to do something
	The smell of fish put me off my tea.
put up	provide accommodation
	If you come to Florence I can put you up.
show around	give a guided tour
	Let me show you around the new building.
take over*	buy a company
	A German company took us over last year.
	take someone's place
	If you are tired, I'll take over*.
take up	start a hobby
	I've decide to take up tennis.
tear up	tear in to pieces
	Wendy tore up Alan's letters.
think over	consider
	Please think over our offer.
try out	use for the first time
	Have you tried out the new computer?
turn down	refuse an offer
	Paul was offered the job but he turned it down.
wear out	make tired
	All this work has worn me out.
work out	find a solution
	This is a difficult problem. I can't work it out.
break down	stop working
	The car broke down on the motorway.
break out	begin suddenly
	The war broke out unexpectedly.
come out	be published
	Her new book came out last week.
draw up*	come to a stop
	Suddenly an ambulance drew up outside.
	write a legal document
	My lawyer is drawing up a contract for us*.
fall out	quarrel
	Charles and Emily have fallen out again.
get away	escape
	The bank robbers got away in a stolen van.
give in	stop fighting against
	She pleaded with me, and I finally gave in.
go off	explode
	Everyone panicked when the bomb went off.
look out	beware
	Look out! There's a car coming!
set in	to arrive and stay
	I think the rain has set in for the day.
show off	behave to attract attention
	You always show off at parties.
take off	leave the ground
	Your plane takes off at 6.00.
turn up*.	arrive, often unexpectedly
	Guess who turned up at our party?
	increase
	Can you turn up the sound*?
wear off	become less strong or disappear
	When the drug wears off you may fell pain.

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