Phrasal Verbs Phrasal Verbs examples – B1 and higher (H to P)

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Phrasal Verbs examples – B1 and higher (H to P)

Phrasal Verbs Phrasal Verbs examples – B1 and higher (H to P)

hand in

give something to a person in authority

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hang around

spend time somewhere doing nothing

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hang out

spend time relaxing

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head for

go towards

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hold up

a forcible stopping and robbing of a person/delay

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keep on

continue doing something

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keep up with

stay at the same level as sb/st

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leave out

not include/omit

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let off

not punish

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look after

take care of

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look down on

think badly on somebody and think that you are better

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look forward to

be excited about

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look out

watch out/warn sb to be careful

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look up to

admire and respect

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hang on

wait/hold onto something

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hand out

give things to different people in a group - distribute

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hang up

to put down the phone to finish a conversation

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hold back

prevent someone from making progress

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join in

participate in/take part

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keep up

continue doing something without stopping or changing

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knock out

make someone unconscious

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let down

disappoint

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live on

have a particular amount of money for basic things you need to live

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come round/to

to become conscious / aware of something

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look for

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look into

investigate

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look up

search for information using a book, computer, etc.

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make for

move towards a place/go in the direction of

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make off

escape in order to avoid punishment or duty

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make up

invent an explanation, excuse, etc. or create a story/form

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make up one’s mind

decide

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pass away

die

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pay back

return money

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pick up

collect someone (at the station, from school)

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pop in

come quickly for a short visit or purpose

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pull in

move a car to the side of the road and stop in order to overtake

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pull up

stop a car for a short time

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put away

put something back in the correct place

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put down

make sb feel foolish and unimportant/kill (an animal)/write st

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put in

install (stove, heating. etc)

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put on

dress/gain weight/pretend/perform (a show, play, etc.)/make st start working

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put through

connect by phone/make someone experience something unpleasant

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put up with

tolerate (e.g. with bad behaviour)

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make out

understand

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make up for

compensate

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make up with

become friends again after an argument

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pass out

faint or collapse

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pick on

keep treating someone unfairly

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point out

draw attention to st/sb

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pull down

demolish a building

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pull out

move out from the side of the road, leave/depart (bus, depart)

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put aside

save an amount of money (to pay for something in the future)

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put by

save some money for the future

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put forward

suggest a plan, idea, proposal, etc.

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put off

postpone/ make someone not want or like something

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put out

stop something burning/extinguish

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put up sb

accommodate

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plug in

connect a cable into a power source

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