Phrasal Verbs

ask sby out

invite on a date

break down

fall apart

break down

have a physically or mental collapse

break down

decompose

break into

enter a house unlawfully

break into

to interrupt a conversation

bring back

to return

bring back

to return to consciousness

bring up

to mention

bring up

raise a child

carry on

to continue with something

carry on

to cry and become out of control about sby or sth

carry out

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

come across

discover by accident

come across

initially seem or have the appearance

come back

to return to one's origin/previous location (come)

come out

to appear

come out

reveal you are homosexual

come out

turn out, end up - "The pictures came out great."

come over

to visit someone at their house

come in

to receive or acquire something

come up with

produce or create(an idea, a plan)

deal with sth

to adress/resolve sth

deal with sby

to handle sby

find out

to discover

go on

to continue

go on

to happen

go back

to return to one's origin/previous location (go)

go out

stop burning (a fire)

go out

take part in social activities (usually at night) - "They love to go out every Saturday night."

go out

to date someone

go off

to explode (bombs)

go off

being, start (used with signals, alarms, warning sounds)

go off

to become angry

go over sth/sby

to review

get over

to recover from (a cold, a disease, an ex-boyfriend/ex-girlfriend)

go in for

to take part in something

go down

to be accepted

go down

decrease

go up

increase

give up

stop trying (to quit, to surrender, to abandon hope)

get up

to arise / to ascend

get along with

have a good relationship with

get out of sth

exit (a small boat, car, an enclosed area)

get on

to enter (a bus, train)

get on

to ride (a horse, a bike)

get sth on

put on (clothes)

hold sth/sby up

to rob someone or a bank

hold up

to wait

hold sth/sby up

to expose

hold sth up

to delay (a flight, traffic)

look after

to take care of (a child, a house, a pet)

look (sth) up

search for (in a dictionary)

look (sth) up

locate and visit

look out

be careful, vigilant, and take notice

look back on sth

to review past events/to return in thought

look down on

to regard with disdain or scorn

make up for

to repay or redo something/to compensate for

make up

to create a story or a lie from no facts at all

make out

succeed, progress

pick sth up

to lift an object with the hands

pick sby up

collect sby in a car

pick sby up

try to initiate a relationship with someone

pick up sth

learn something without effort

point sth out

to select or indicate someone or something (from a group)

put sth/sby down

insult, say bad things about

put sby up

have a guest stay in your house for a short time

put out/put sth out

extinguish (a fire)

put sby out

inconvenience someone

put out/put sth out

spend (usually used with unreasonably large sums of money)

run into

meet unexpectedly (sby)

run down

to get hit with a car

set off

to cause to be exploded

set sby off

to anger someone

set off

to begin

set sby up

arrange a relationship

set up/ set sby up

falsely incriminate a person

sit down

to take a seat

take over

to take control of something

take up

start a hobby

take sth up

discuss (at a later date)

take sth up

shorten a garment when sewing

take out/ take sby out

to take someone on a date

take out/ take out sth

to take something made to be taken away

take off/ take sth off

to withdraw or remove from

take off

to leave work or school for a period of time

take sth back

to withdraw what you have previously said

take sth back

to return an item to a shop

turn up

appear suddenly

turn sth up

increase the volume or strength (heat, light etc)

turn out to be

to be discovered or proven to be

turn out

produce

turn out/turn sth out

switch off a light

turn off

disconnect

wake up

awaken

wash sth up

clean

work out

exercise

work out

to be successful

work sth out

to solve

write sth down

record