Phrasal verbs (He gives away his salary to save the world) | Quizlet

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give away

To give something to someone else for free, without expecting payment.

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settle down

to give up the single life and start a family

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take out

To remove something from a place or container. It can also mean to borrow money from a financial institution, such as a loan.

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close down

To stop operations, usually referring to a business or organization shutting its doors permanently.

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switch off

To turn off a device or stop paying attention to something.

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turn up

To increase in volume or intensity, or to appear unexpectedly.

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look for

To search for something or someone.

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try on

To put on clothes or accessories to see if they fit or how they look.

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look round

To explore or inspect a place.

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throw away

To dispose of something that is no longer wanted or needed.

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set up

To establish or arrange something, such as a business or system.

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grow up

to develop from a child into an adult

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put together

To assemble or construct something by combining its parts.

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take apart

separate an object into pieces

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pay back

To return money that was borrowed or to in return of a favor or kindness.

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pay off

(phr v) to be successful and bring good results, especially after hard work or effort.

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live on

to have enough money for the basic things you need to live

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live off

To rely on someone or something for financial support or sustenance.