Phrasal Verbs Portion 1

phrasal verbs and idioms

get on (along) with somebody

to be in good relations

put somebody up

to offer someone a place to sleep

get lost in

lose your way

get lost!

go to hell!

carry on

go on, continue

get through something

survive a difficult period of life

wash up

wash the dishes, clothes, wash your hands

clean up

clean your room, flat, house

get mad at somebody, something

get very angry

come over to someone

pay a short informal visit to somebody

take to someone

like someone

take to something

make a habit, become keen on

pick somebody up

give somebody a lift

hurry up

be quick

get on (a vehicle)

take a seat in transport

bring somebody up

raise someone in a family (воспитывать)

stay in, out

be indoors, outdoors

back somebody, something up

support (verb)

back-up

support (noun)

give up

stop trying to do something, break a habit

let somebody down

upset somebody

take over

to own or take something, usually after someone else

go out together

to date

be up to smth

be going to do something

take after somebody

to be like one of your elder relatives

drink up

drink to the end, finish drinking

break up with somebody

to stop relations with somebody

make something out

разобрать, понять

show off

выпендриваться

try something on

примерять

put something on

надевать

take something off

снимать

eat out

to have a meal in a restaurant