phrasal verb must study in des b2

ask after

ask for news about

back down

stop demanding something, stop saying that you will do something

back out

decide not to do sth you agreed to do

bank on

depend on sth happening

break out

escape

start suddenly

bring forward

change the date of an event so it happens earlier

bring in

introduce a new law or system

bring on

cause

bring out

produce and start to sell a new product

bring up

start discussing a subject

call for

require, need

demand

catch on

become popular or fashionable

understand

check out

investigate

clear up

become brighter and better(for weather)

close down

stop operating

come (a)round

happen again

come (a)round (to)

be persuaded to change your mind (about)

come by

get sth, especially that is hard to get

come forward

offer help or information

come into

inherit

come off

succeed

come on

develop or making progress

start to be broadcast

come round/to

become conscious

cross out

draw a line through sth written

cut off

make a place difficult or impossible to enter, leave or communicate with

dawn on

you realised it for the first time

deal with

handle, cope with

die down

become less noisy, powerful or active

do away with

get rid of

do up

repair, repaint or improve

do without

live without

draw up

create a plan

drop in (on)

visit unexpectedly

drop off

let someone get out of the vehicle

drown out

prevent a sound from being heard by making a louder noise

face up to

accept sth and try to deal with it

fall for

fall in love with

believe(a trick/lie/joke)

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fall out with

have an arguement with and stop being friends

feel up to

feel well enough to do

flick through

turn and look at the pages quickly

get (sb) down

make sb feel sad or lost hope

get at

try to express

get away with

escape punishment for

get by

manage to survive

get on for

be almost a particular time, number , age

get round to

start(after planning to do sth for a long time)

get through

use all of, finish

give in

stop making an effort to achieve sth difficult

go away

go on holiday

go down (as)

be remember for having done sth

go in for

enter(a competition)

go into

deal with sth in detail

go off

stop liking

go on

do sth after doing sth else

go/come round

go/come to sb’s house to visit them

grow on

if sth grows on you, you start to like it more

hand down

give sth valuable to your children or grandchildren, especially when you die

hand in

give to a person in authority

hand out

give sth to people in group

hold up

rob while threatening violence

knock out

make unconscious

leave out

not include

let off

give little or no punishment

look round

examine

make off

escape

make out

written all neccessary information on a cheque

make up for

provide sth good, so that sth bad seems less important

make/head for

go in the direction of

pass out

suddenly become unconscious

pick up

stop a vehicle to give sb a lift

pop in(to)

visit quickly or for a short time

pull in

stop by the side of the road in a car

pull out

stop being involved in an activity

put by

save an amount of money for the future

put down to

suggest that sth is the result of

put forward

suggest

put off

make sb not like sth

put through

connect by phone

run into

meet by chance

run over

hit with a car

sail through

do sth or deal with sth very easily

see through

recognise that sth is not true and not be tricked by it

see through (to)

continue (or help to continue) to the end of sth unpleasant or difficult

see to

deal with

set in

start and be like to continue for a while(for rain, winter, an economic depression)

set out

explain, describe or arrange sth in a clear an detailed way

start working on sth in order to achieve an aim

set to

start doing sth in a determined or enthusiastic way

settle down

become calm after being upset

stand for

put up with

stand in for

do sb’s job for them while they are not available

stand out

be easily seen because of being different

stand up for

support in an arguement or fight

take aback

surprise(usually in passive voice)

take down

write down what the other says

take in

trick sb into believing sth that is not true

take off

become successful or popular very fast

take on

accept(work or responsibility)

take to

begin to like

start a habit

take up

fill an amount of space/time

tear down

destroy or remove(for buildings, statues, etc)