English Phrasal Verbs in use (Advanced) | Quizlet

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get on with

być w dobrych stosunkach, dogadywać się

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look forward to

oczekiwać z niecierpliwością

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hold out

an act of resisting something or refusing to accept what is offered

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cover-up

an attempt to prevent people's discovering the truth about a serious mistake or crime

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standby

readiness for duty or immediate deployment

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onset

the beginning of something, especially something unpleasant

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outgoing

friendly and socially confident

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worn out

(of a person or animal) extremely tired; exhausted

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sort out

resolve a problem or difficulty

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die away

to disappear gradually or become less strong

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tie back

to draw and restrain something back and out of the way

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move up

change your position, especially in order to be nearer someone or to make room for someone else

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drop off

fall asleep easily, especially without intending to

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associate with

to join or connect together

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mark down

(of a teacher or examiner) reduce the number of marks awarded to a student, candidate, or their work

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cut off

stop the provision of something, especially power or water

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look for

to hope to get something that you want or need

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cope with

to deal with and attempt to overcome problems and difficulties

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put up with

tolerate

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look down on

regard someone with a feeling of superiority

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catch up on

do sth you did not have time to do earlier

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face up to

accept that a difficult unpleasant situation exists

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back-up

support

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warm-up

preparation

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input

contribution

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overkill

more of sth than is needed

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walk-on

small part, with no words, in a play

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stand-off

a stalemate or deadlock between two equally matched opponents in a dispute or conflict

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stowaway

person hiding in order to travel

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walkout

strike

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comeback

a return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful

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breakdown

a failure of a relationship or system

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buyout

the purchase of a controlling share in a company

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start-up

the action or process of setting something in motion

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build-up

increase in size or strength

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toss-up

both seem equally likely

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wear out

weak, damaged through much use

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break down

one that has stopped working

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outdated

out of date; obsolete

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overpriced

too expensive; costing more than it is worth

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off-putting

make sb not like sth or onto want to do it

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watered-down

make less strong in order to make more people agree with them

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tired out

extremely tired

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downcast

sad and depressed

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go-ahead

enthusiastic about new projects; enterprising

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forthcoming

happening in the near future

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live-in

(of a domestic employee) resident in an employer's house

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built-in

forming an integral part of a structure or device

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foldaway

designed to be folded for storage or portability

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ease off/up

to become less severe

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hit on

discover or think of something, especially by chance

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keep in with

to remain friendly with (someone)

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stream into

run, flow, or pour into something or some place

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dash off

write something quickly or hastily

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put forward

Give, make known, present, publish

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gun for

Try co cause trouble for sb

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muck up

Do very badly with

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gang up with

Form a group to act against sb

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hang around

Spend a lot of time (with)

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shoot down

Criticize strongly

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Ask for

Behaving in a way that is sure to create problems for sb

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couldn't ask for

Couldn't ever find, because this person (or thing) is the best of their kind

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accede to

Agreed to

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Attend to

Deal with

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Ascribe to

Explain

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predisposed to

Made more likely

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preside over

Be in charge of

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Bear on

Are connected to

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call on

Use

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want for

Needed

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run over

(1) hit sth/sb with a moving vehicle and injure or kill them

(2) go on after one's expected time

(3) read quickly to make sure sth is correct

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brush sb/sth off

(1) use a brush (or hand) to remove sth

(2) refuse to listen to what sb says, or refuse to think about sth seriously

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shot up

Go up rapidly and sharply

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Dive into

Start doing sth suddenly and energetically without thinking about it

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hit out at

Strongly criticized, typical of journalism

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Spur on

Encourage sb

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Stand by

(1) be present while sth bad is happening but fail to take any action to stop it

(2) be ready to deal or assist with sth

(3) support or remain loyal to sb, typically in a time of need

Adhere to or abide by sth promised, stated, or decided

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Strike out

Start out on a new or independent course or endeavor

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sweep aside

Brush aside, dismiss

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boil down to

Have a particular thing as the main or central part

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drag away

to pull away

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sandwich between

To enclose sb or sth on both sides between people or things in any combination

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Eat into

(1) damage sthby eroding or corroding it

(2) use up a quantity of profits, resources, or time

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Soldier on

Kiên quyết làm đến cùng

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Fish out

Drag out, extract

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drink in

Watch or listen to sth with eager pleasure or interest

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Glue to

stick, fix, cement, paste

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nose around

Tìm kiếm hoặc lục lọi

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flood into/in

Become covered or submerge with water

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Thorw the baby out with the bathwater

Get rid of the good parts of sth as well as the bad parts

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Let off steam

Talk or act in a way that helps get rid of strong feelings

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Take the sting out of sth

Make sth that is unpleasant less so

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Cut off one's nose to spite one's face

Do sth because you are angry though it may cause you more problems

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run rings round

Outwit, be clever than

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Turn up the heat

to become stronger

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put down roots

to settle down

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get on like a house on fire

immediately like each other

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make up one's mind

to decide, make a decision

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get off on the wrong foot

Start badly

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Get one's act together

Organize oneself more effectively