Phrasal verb

put up: lend money

break up: stop for holidays

break off: stop temporarily; end a relationship, agreement or contact

break with: end a relationship or association with sth

bring out: publish

bring/get sb round: persuade sb

bring back: make sb remember sth/sb

bring off: do sth successfully

bring on: cause sth unpleasant to happen

bring in: introduce (a law)

come up to: reach a required standard

come up: be mentioned

come into: inherit (money or property)

come round/come to: regain consciousness

come in for: be criticized

get through: contact sb by phone; finish or complete sth

get sb down: depress sb

get together: meet

get over: recover from an illness

get off: escape punishment

get rid of: get rid of sth

put sb through: connect sb by phone

put aside: save money

put sb out: cause sb inconvenience

put off: postpone

put sb down: insult or belittle sb

put on: switch on

take over: take control

take on: employ or hire

drop/fall off: fall asleep