Cambridge C1 Advanced - Phrasal Verbs - Udemy Course

fill out

write all the required information onto a form

fill up

become full

drop by

visit informally

pull out

extract or remove, usually with some force or effort

freak out

to become really scared, frightened or even angry

figure out

find the solution to a problem or question.

turn against

stop liking and become hostile.(betray)

call on

short visit.

chip in

contribute to some cause

show off

display proudly

rip off

charge someone too much for something.

put someone through

connect.

put off

postpone, delay, hold back to a later time,.

put off

discourage, upset

put up with

to tolerate or accept an unpleasant situation or person without complaining.

put on

gain weight.

put away

put something in its appropriate place.

put in

introduce.

hand out

to distribute to a group of people.

hang out

to spend a lot of time in a place

hang on

An expression that tells someone to wait.

make up one's mind

decide, choose.

make fun

subject to laughter or ridicule.

make do

accept, come to terms with something that is second best.

give away

make a gift of.

give off

emit pollution or something else unpleasant.

give in

submit or yield to another's wish or opinion.

give up

stop doing something, surrender.

cut out

remove part of something (usually with scissors and paper)

cut down

cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow

get rid of

to throw away, eliminate.

get stuck

be unable to move forward.

get out

move out or away

get off

leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

get away with

to do something wrong or illegal without being punished.

get along with

have a good relationship with.

get on

enter or board of (trains, buses, ships, aircraft, etc.)

get in

to come or go into.

break out

move away or escape suddenly.

break up

come to an end

break in

enter someone's property in an unauthorized manner, usually with the intent to steal or commit a violent act.

break down

divide into smaller parts

break down

stop operating or functioning.

take away

take from a person or place.

take off

remove clothes or things.

run out of

to have no more of (something)

run away

escape from the control of.

run over

injured by a vehicle.

try out

to test something by using it.

try on

put on clothing to see if it fits

sit down

take a seat

sit up

change to an upright sitting position

feel like

have desire or wish for

pass out

to lose consciousness.

pass away

die, kick the bucket.

butter up

to be very nice to someone because you want something

boil down

simplify, reduce to the essentials.

look forward to

want, wish, anticipate, to be eager for something to happen.

look after

take care of, protect.

look into

to investigate; to carefully examine a situation or event

and try to discover the reasons for it.

look up

find information about.

look up to

feel admiration for.

doze off

sleep lightly; nap

bend down

lower the top half of your body.

come out

appear or become visible

come off

become unattached

throw away

put something in the garbage / trash, discard.

throw up

vomit.

turn into

become.

turn up

increase the volume.

turn down

refuse to accept.

sort out

arrange or order by classes or categories

talk into

persuade somebody to do something.

write down

write a note on a piece of paper

goof around

to spend time doing nothing important or behaving in a silly way, to play and have fun.

see out

accompany a guest to your front door when they are leaving your house, office.

bring up

raise a child.

cough up

to provide money for something you do not want to

prevent from

stop something from happening.

point out

draw attention to.

slow down

reduce the speed of.

go through

experience, cross.

go off

make a sudden loud noise

brush up

to improve your knowledge, skill, or memory of

something you used to know, or do, but have now partly

forgotten.

lay off

fire, discharge,dismiss, usually for economic reasons.

be off

To be cancelled (an event/an arrangement, etc.);

usually used in the present tense

be over

to be finished (an event or activity)

be taken aback

to be surprised and confused (stress the last word; used in the passive)

beat up

to hurt someone badly by hitting and punching.

blow up

to destroy (something or someone) by explosion; to

explode

break into

to enter somewhere (e.g. a house) illegally, especially by

force

break off

to end; to interrupt; to discontinue. _______ talks / negotiations / an engagement / a relationship / an agreement / etc.

burn down

to destroy with fire (usually buildings)

call off

to cancel something; to abandon something that has already begun, such as an event / an arrangement / an activity / etc. (often

used in the passive)

calm down

to become less excited and tense; to help someone (or a

difficult situation) to become less excited and tense.

carry out

to fulfill or perform (instructions / a duty / an order / a threat / a trial / etc.)

catch on

to become popular (an idea or a style)

check in

to report one's arrival (at a hotel, an airport, etc.)

cheer up

to become happier

come across

to find or meet (something or someone) by chance