Phrasal verbs - Knowt

ask someone out

to invite on a date

ask around

to ask many people the same question

add up to something

to make a total amount of something

back something up

to move backwards, especially in a vehicle

back someone up

to support

blow up

to explode

blow something up

to fill something with air or gas so that it becomes firm

break down

to stop working because of a fault

break down

to lose control of your feelings and start crying

break something down

to divide into smaller parts

break in

to enter a building by force

break into something

to enter a building by force; to open a car, etc. by force

break something in

to wear something, especially new shoes, until they become comfortable

break in

to interrupt or disturb something

break up

to end a relationship

break up

to separate into smaller pieces

break out of something

to escape from a place or situation

break out in something

to develop a skin condition

bring someone down

to make unhappy

bring someone up

to raise a child

bring something up

to start talking about a subject

bring something up

to vomit

call around

to phone many different places/people

call someone back

to return a phone call

call something off

to cancel

call on/upon someone

to ask for an answer or opinion

call someone up

to phone

calm down

to relax after being angry

care for someone/something

to like or love somebody very much

catch up

to get to the same point as someone else

check in

to arrive and register at a hotel or airport

check out

to leave a hotel

check someone/something out

to look at carefully, investigate

cheer up

to become happier

cheer someone up

to make happier

chip in

to help

clean something up

to tidy, clean

come across something

to find unexpectedly

come apart

to separate

come down with something

to become sick, to get an illness that is not very serious

come forward

to volunteer for a task or to give evidence

come from somewhere

to originate in

count on someone/something

to rely on

cross something out

to draw a line through

cut back on something

to consume less

cut something down

to make something fall to the ground

cut in

to interrupt

cut in

to pull in too closely in front of another vehicle

cut something off

to remove with something sharp

cut something off

to stop providing, to stop the supply of something to somebody

cut someone off

to refuse to let somebody receive any of your property after you die

cut something out

to remove part of something (usually with scissors and paper)

do someone/something over

to attack and beat somebody severely (Br.E., informal)

do something over

to do again (N.Amer.)

do away with something

to discard, to stop doing or having something; to make something end

do something up

to fasten, close

dress up

to wear nice clothing

drop back

to move back in a position/group

drop in/by/over

to come without an appointment

drop someone/something off

to take someone/something somewhere and leave them/it there

drop out

to quit a class, school etc

eat out

to eat at a restaurant

end up

to eventually reach/do/decide

fall apart

to break into pieces

fall down

to fall to the ground

fall out

to have an argument with somebody so that you are no longer friendly with them

fall out

to (of hair, teeth) become loose and unattached

figure something out

to understand, find the answer

fill something in

to write information in blanks (Br.E.)

fill something out

to write information in blanks (N.Amer.)

fill something up

to fill to the top

find out

to discover

get something across/over

to communicate, make understandable

get along/on with

to like each other

get around

to have mobility, to move from place to place or from person to person

get away

to go on a vacation

get away with something

to do something without being noticed or punished

get back

to return

get something back

to receive something you had before

get back at someone

to retaliate, take revenge

get back into something

to become interested in something again

get on something

to step onto a vehicle

get over something

to recover from an illness, loss, difficulty

get over something

to overcome a problem

get round to something

to finally find time to do (N.Amer.: get around to something)

get together

to meet (usually for social reasons)

get up

to get out of bed

get up

to stand

give someone away

to reveal hidden information about someone

give someone away

to take the bride to the altar

give something away

to ruin a secret

give something away

to give something to someone for free

give something back

to return a borrowed item

give in

to reluctantly stop fighting or arguing

give something out

to give to many people (usually at no cost)

give something up

to quit a habit

give up

to stop trying

go after someone

to follow someone

go after something

to try to achieve something

go against someone

to compete, oppose