Phrasal verb

Beat one’s self up

Tự trách mình

Let Sb down

làm ai đó thất vọng

Break down

bị hư

Look after sb

chăm sóc ai đó

Break in

đột nhập

Look around

nhìn xung quanh

Break up with sb

chia tay với ai đó

Look at st

nhìn cái gì đó

Bring sth up

nuôi nấng ai đó

Look down on sb

To regard someone with contempt.

Bring sb up

To raise or nurture someone.

Look for sb/st

To search for someone or something.

Call for st

To require something.

Look forward to st/Look forward to doing st

To anticipate something with pleasure.

Carry out

To execute or perform a plan or task.

Look into st

To investigate or examine something.

Catch up with sb

To reach the same level or position as someone.

Look st up

To search for the meaning of a word.

Check in

To register upon arrival at a hotel.

Look up to sb

To admire or respect someone.

Check out

To settle one's bill and leave a hotel.

Make st up

To invent or fabricate something.

Check st out

To explore or find out about something.

Make up one’s mind

To make a decision.

Clean st up

To tidy or remove mess.

Close down

To cease operations or shut down.

Move on to st

To progress to something else.

Come across as

To appear to be in a certain way.

Pick st up

To collect someone or something.

Come off

To detach or fall away.

Pick st up

To lift something from a surface.

Come up against sth

To confront a challenge.

Put sb down

To demean or belittle someone.

Come up with

To devise or invent a solution.

Put sb off

To discourage or dissuade someone.

Cook up a story

To concoct a narrative.

Put st off

To postpone something.

Cool down

To reduce temperature or calm down.

Put st on

To wear something.

Count on sb

To rely on someone.

Put st away

To store something.

Cut down on st

To reduce the consumption of something.

Put up with sb/st

To tolerate someone or something.

Pass down

To transmit or hand over knowledge or belongings.

Cut off

To sever or stop assistance.

Run into sb/st

To unexpectedly encounter someone or something.

Do away with st

To eliminate or discard something.

Run out of st

To deplete a supply.

Deal with st

To handle a situation or problem.

Set up

To establish or arrange something.

Set off

To start a journey.

Do without st

To manage in the absence of something.

Set sb up

To frame or trick someone.

Dress up

To wear formal or fancy clothing.

Settle down

To establish a stable life in one place.

Show off

To demonstrate something in a way that attracts attention.

Drop by

To visit someone informally.

Show up

To arrive or appear.

Drop sb off

To let someone out of a vehicle.

Slow down

To reduce speed.

End up = wind up

To conclude or finish in a certain situation.

Speed up

To increase speed.

Face up with st

To confront a challenge.

Figure out

To understand or solve a problem.

Stand for

To represent an abbreviation or symbol.

Find out

To discover information.

Take away (take st away from sb)

To remove something from someone.

Get along/get along with sb

To have a friendly relationship with someone.

Take off

To ascend in flight, usually referring to a plane.

Get off

To exit a mode of transport.

Take st off

To remove something.

Get on with sb

To have a harmonious relationship with someone.

Take up

To begin a new activity or hobby.

Get rid of st

To dispose of something.

Tell sb off

To reprimand someone.

Give up st

To cease doing something.

Turn around

To reverse direction.

Go around

To circulate or travel in a circular path.

Turn down

To decrease the volume or intensity.

Go down

To decrease or lower.

Turn st/sb down

To reject something or someone.

Go off

To explode or ring (as in a bell or alarm).

Warm up

To prepare or get ready for physical activity.

Go up

To increase or rise.

Wear out

To become unusable from excessive use.

Help sb out

To assist someone.

Work out

To engage in physical exercise or achieve a positive result.

Keep on doing st

To continue performing an action.

Work st out

To deduce or figure something out.

Keep up st

To maintain or continue doing something.