Phrasal verbs

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B2+ preparation


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This flashcard set helps university-level students learn English phrasal verbs, focusing on vocabulary and expressions. It includes terms like "go off," "take to," and "sound out," which are essential for advanced communication. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and exam takers, these vocabulary flashcards aid in improving fluency and mastering complex language structures.
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English
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Created / Updated
06.06.2017 / 01.12.2018

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put in

fix something such as equipment in the place where it will be used and make it ready to use; make an official request, claim, offer, etc.

put together

make sth by joining all its parts; produce or organize something using many different things

put up

build sth such as a wall; let so stay in your house

set up

build a structure or put it in a particular place; make a piece of equipment ready for use

spread out

if people in one group spread out, they move away from one another so they cover a large area

take down

separate a large structure into pieces; write down information or a statement

water down

add water to a drink or liquid in order to make it less strong; make sth such as a statement or newspaper article less offensive, powerful or detailed

wear down

make something gradually disappear or become thinner by using or rubbing it; make so gradually lose their energy or confidence

black out

suddenly become unconscious; make a place dark by turning off all the lights

come out in

become covered in spots

come round

become conscious again after being unconscious; happen again; go to a place where sm is, to visit them; be persuaded to change your opinion or decision

cotton on

begin to realize or understand sth

crease up

laugh a lot, or make so laugh a lot

follow up

check the health of so who has received medical treatment; try to find out more about sth

get down

make so feel sad or lose hope

get over

start to feel happy or well again after sth bad has happened; solve or deal with a problem

go down (well/badly) (with sb)

produce a particular reaction

lash out

try to hit or attack so suddenly and violently; speak angrily to or against so

pass away/on

die

play up

cause difficulties or pain for so; behave badly

pull through

manage to stay alive after you have been very ill or very badly injured; succeed in a very difficult situation, or help so do this

shrivel up

become smaller and thinner and not look fresh and healthy; become weaker or smaller

summon up

manage to produce a quality or reaction that helps you deal with a difficult situation

ward off

do sth to prevent so or sth from harming you

back down

stop asking for something or stop saying that you will do sth, because a lot of people oppose you

blend in

being similar to other people or things around them, so they seem appropriate or you don't notice them

 bring about

make sth happen, especially to cause changes in a situation

crack down (on)

start dealing with so or sth much more strictly

get in

be elected for a political job

get off

not be punished severely or at all; have a particular period of time as a holiday; send sth

give in

stop competing or arguing and accept that you cannot win; if you give in sth, you can no longer control the feeling of wanting it

hit back

criticise so who has criticised you; deliberately hurt so who has hurt you

opt out (of)

decide not to take part in sth or stop taking part in it

phase out

gradually stop using sth

push around

keep telling so what to do in an unfair or unpleasant way

single out

choose one persone from a group for special attention

talk down to

talk to so as if you think they are not as cleve or important as you are

liven up

make sth more interesting or exciting, or become more interesting or exciting; give sth a more interesting appearance, taste or other quality

paper over

hide a problem or disagreement rather than finding a satisfactory solution to it

patch up

repair somehting, often quickly and not very well; become friends with so again after a disagreement; give basic medical treatment to so who is injured

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