Phrasal Verbs Type 3

argue after receiving an order or rebuke

answer back

to support

back up

to confirm

bear out

overcome/analyse

break down

cause to end

break up

cause to happen

bring about

persuade

bring round

revive consciousness

bring to

to educate

bring up

to cancel

call off

mobilise for military service

call up

to continue

carry on

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

carry out

reduce the distance between oneself and those in front

catch up

empty, so as to clean

clear out

to put in order

clear up

to stop the supply of something/separate, prevent progress

cut off

wash, paint, etc., again

do over

to repair; to improve the condition and appearance of

do up

to compile

draw up

discover/discover someone to be at fault

find out

to send away

get off

to finish/to recover

get over

to organise

get up

make known/betray

give away

to surrender oneself (usually to someone).

give up

to stop; to delay (usually used in the passive)

hold up

eliminate somebody from a competition/make unconscious

knock out

suppress, подавлять

keep under

to knock at a door to wake someone up

knock up

to collect and store

lay in

to spend money, especially a large amount/to spread in an orderly way/knock down, perhaps unconscious

lay out

take out of service

lay up

exclude; omit

leave out

to disappoint someone (often by breaking a promise or an agreement)/the opposite of back up

let down

not punish; cause to explode; allow to escape

let off

try to find information in a book or list, etc

look up

to understand

make out

to pretend to be

make oneself out to be

invent/end a quarrel

make up

repay a debt/have revenge

pay back

to stop

pull up

to communicate

put across

to postpone

put off

telephone

ring up

restore to a former state

rub up

(1) criticise, (2) gradually stop functioning, (3) run sb down (with a vehicle)

run down

use a new vehicle carefully

run in

knock down (with a vehicle)/run over or run through, red quickly

run over

a bill - let a bill get longer without paying

run up

be with sby to say goodbye

see off

increase

step up

to deceive

take in

deduct/give oneself a holiday/imitate somebody

take off

(1) undertake sth, (2) employ staff, (3) accept sb as an opponent

take on

to take responsibility for, or control of (something or a situation) from someone else.

take over

occupy/start (an occupation or hobby)

take up

abandon (an occupation)

throw up

see if the clothes fit/attempt to deceive

try on

to test something (or someone) by using it

try out

to refuse or reject (something or someone)

turn down

empty (one's pockets, handbag etc.)

turn out

to end up

wind up