50 Most Used Phrasal Verbs in English

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Vocabulary flashcards featuring the 50 most used phrasal verbs in English along with their Spanish translations and simple example sentences.

Last updated 2:26 AM on 8/26/26
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break down

descomponerse / averiarse (Example: My car broke down yesterday.)

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break into

entrar por la fuerza (Example: The thieves broke into the house.)

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break up

terminar una relación / separarse (Example: They broke up last year.)

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bring up

mencionar / criar (Example: She brought up an interesting idea.)

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call off

cancelar (Example: They called off the meeting.)

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calm down

calmarse (Example: Calm down and take a deep breath.)

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carry on

continuar (Example: Carry on with your work.)

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catch up on

ponerse al día con (Example: I need to catch up on my emails.)

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check in

registrarse (Example: We checked in at the hotel.)

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check out

revisar / salir de un hotel (Example: Check out this new song.)

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come across

encontrarse con / parecer (Example: I came across an old photo.)

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come back

regresar (Example: She came back home late.)

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come up with

idear / encontrar una idea (Example: He came up with a great plan.)

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find out

descubrir (Example: I found out the truth.)

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get along with

llevarse bien con (Example: I get along with my coworkers.)

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get away

escapar / alejarse (Example: We need to get away for the weekend.)

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get back

regresar / recuperar (Example: When did you get back?)

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get over

superar / recuperarse (Example: It took him time to get over it.)

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give up

rendirse / dejar de intentar (Example: Don't give up now.)

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go on

continuar / suceder (Example: Go on, I'm listening.)

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hang on

esperar un momento / aguantar (Example: Hang on, I'll be right back.)

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hang out

pasar el rato (Example: We hang out after work.)

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keep on

seguir haciendo algo (Example: Keep on practicing.)

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look after

cuidar (Example: She looks after her children.)

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look for

buscar (Example: I'm looking for my keys.)

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look forward to

esperar con ilusión (Example: I look forward to seeing you.)

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look up

buscar información (Example: Look up the word in a dictionary.)

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make up

inventar / reconciliarse (Example: He made up an excuse.)

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pick up

recoger / aprender (Example: Can you pick me up at 8?)

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put away

guardar (Example: Put your clothes away.)

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put off

posponer (Example: Let's put off the trip.)

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put on

ponerse ropa / encender (Example: Put on your shoes.)

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run out of

quedarse sin (Example: We ran out of milk.)

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set up

configurar / establecer (Example: Set up your new phone.)

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show up

aparecer / presentarse (Example: He didn't show up.)

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take care of

cuidar de / encargarse de (Example: Take care of yourself.)

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take off

despegar / quitarse (Example: The airplane just took off.)

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throw away

tirar a la basura (Example: Don't throw it away.)

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try on

probarse ropa (Example: Try on these shoes.)

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turn down

bajar / rechazar (Example: Turn down the volume.)

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turn off

apagar (Example: Turn off the lights.)

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turn on

encender (Example: Turn on the computer.)

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wake up

despertarse (Example: I wake up at 6.)

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work out

hacer ejercicio / resolver (Example: I work out every morning.)

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rule out

descartar (Example: We can't rule out that possibility.)

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depend on

depender de (Example: It depends on the weather.)

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fill out

llenar un formulario (Example: Fill out this form, please.)

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get up

levantarse (Example: I get up early.)

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go back

regresar (Example: I want to go back home.)

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hold on

esperar / mantenerse firme (Example: Hold on a second.)