very important phrasal verbs

"shut up (impolite)"

"Be silent

"sign away"

"Give up one's rights or ownership."

"sign in"

"Register (e.g. at a hotel)."

"sign out"

"Pay your bill and leave (e.g. a hotel)."

"sign over (to)"

"Transfer ownership of something."

"sign up (for)"

"Enroll in an activity."

"sign up (with)"

"Sign an agreement to work for somebody."

"sing along (with)"

"Sing while someone else is singing or playing the same piece of music."

"single out"

"Select for special attention."

"sink in"

"Be fully understood."

"sit down"

"Take a seat."

"sleep in"

"Sleep later than usual."

"sleep over"

"Stay overnight at someone else's home."

"slip up"

"Make a mistake."

"slow down"

"Decelerate; go more slowly."

"soak up"

"Absorb."

"sober up"

"Get rid of the effects of too much alcohol."

"sort out"

"Organise

"speed up"

"Accelerate; go faster."

"spit (something) out"

"Stop hesitating and say what you have to say."

"splash out"

"Buy something expensive."

"stand for"

"Represent

"stand up"

"Rise from a sitting position."

"stand up for"

"Support or defend someone or something."

"stick around"

"Stay somewhere for some time."

"stick out"

"Come out."

"stick (something) out"

"Tolerate

"stick to"

"Continue without changing anything."

"stick together"

"Support each other."

"stick with"

"Continue using or doing something."

"string along"

"Let someone continue to believe something false."

"tag along"

"Follow a person or group

"take after"

"Resemble in appearance or character."

"take along"

"Bring with you."

"take apart"

"Dismantle or separate the components."

"take away"

"Cause something to disappear."

"take back"

"Agree to receive back/ be returned."

"take care of"

"Look after."

"take off"

"Leave the ground."

"take in"

"Allow to stay in one's home."

"take on"

"Hire or engage staff."

"take out"

"Remove ; cause to disappear."

"take to"

"Begin to like someone or something."

"take up"

"Fill or occupy space or time."

"talk into"

"Persuade someone to do something."

"talk out of"

"Persuade someone not to do something."

"tear up"

"Rip into pieces."

"tell off"

"Reprimand; criticise severely."

"test out"

"Carry out an experiment."

"think over"

"Consider something fully."

"think up"

"Invent

"throw away/out"

"Discard as useless or unwanted."

"throw up"

"Vomit ; be sick."

"tire out"

"Exhaust completely."

"touch down"

"Land on the runway."

"toy with"

"Think about

"track down"

"Search until found."

"trade in"

"Give as part payment for a new article."

"trundle along"

"Move slowly."

"try on"

"Put on or wear something to see if it suits or fits."

"turn away"

"Refuse entrance to someone."

"turn down"

"Lower the volume."

"turn off"

"Stop by turning a switch

"turn up"

"Arrive; appear."

"use up"

"Finish a product or a supply of something ( so that there's none left)."

"veer away from"

"Avoid

"vouch for"

"Express confidence in

"wake up"

"Stop sleeping."

"ward off"

"Keep away or repel (something dangerous or unpleasant)."

"warm up"

"Reheat something."

"wash up"

"Wash the dishes after a meal."

"watch out"

"Be careful."

"water down"

"Dilute or make weaker by adding water."

"wear away"

"Disappear after use or over time."

"wear down"

"Make someone feel weary or tired."

"wear off"

"Gradually disappear."

"wear out"

"Become unusable."

"whip up"

"Prepare quickly."

"wind up"

"Finish or put an end to something."

"wipe off"

"Clean (board

"wipe out"

"Destroy or eliminate something completely."

"wolf down"

"Eat greedily and quickly."

"work out"

"Do physical exercise."

"work up"

"Develop."

"wrap up"

"Cover; enclose."

"write back"

"Reply to a letter."

"write (something) down"

"Note something on a piece of paper."

"zero in (on)"

"Direct or focus attention on someone or something."

"zip up"

"Fasten a piece of clothing such as a jacket."

zoom in

focus more closely on something