Phrasal verbs

B2+ preparation

B2+ preparation


L. P.
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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173
Utilisateurs
2
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
06.06.2017 / 01.12.2018

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chance upon

find or see so or sth when you did not expect it

come across

meet sm or find sth by chance

cool down

become cooler, or make something cooler

cut back (on)

reduce the amount of sth, especially money that you spend

die out

become weaker or less common and then disappear completely

dig out

remove sth from under the ground by digging; dig holes in an area of land; find information by searching carefully

dry up

if sth dries up or is dried up, all the water comes out of it; stob being available

get through

use or finish sth; manage to deal with a difficult situation or stay alive until it is over; finish dealing with some work, etc.

heat up

make something hot; become hot

kill off

destroy living things so that most or all of them are dead

put down to

if you put sth down to a particular reason, you think it has happened for that reason

slip up

make a careless mistake

spring up

appear or be produced suddenly and quickly

store up

keep a lot of sth so that you can use it later; do sth that will cause problems in the future

throw out

get rid of something that you no longer want; force so to leave a place; if so in authority throws out a plan, etc they refuse to accept it

throw up

produce sth new or unexpected; cause sth such as dust or water to rinse into the air

add up to

if seperate amounts add up together they form that total; combine to produce a particular result

break down

divide sth into seperate parts

build up

increase or make sth increase; gradually develop; talk about so or sth in a very positive way so that people are impressed with them; make so bigger, healthier and stronger, especially by making them eat more

buy off

give so money so that they do not act against you

buy out

pay money to your business partner so that you can controll all of a business you previously owned together

buy up

buy large amounts of sth or all of it that is available

carry over

take sth that you earn or are given in one year or period of time into the next one

clock up

reach a particular number of amount

club together

if people club together, each of them gives some money so all the money collected can be used to buy sth

drum up

try to make people support you or buy sth from you

mount up

get much larger

pay back

give someone the same amount of money back

pay out

soend or pay money, especially a lof of money; provide money from an amount invested over a period of time

size up

think carefully and form an opinion about a person or situation

take away

remove one number or quantitiy from another number or quantity

weigh down

make so heavy and unable to move easily; cause problems for someone or sth or make so worried

board up

cover a window or door with wooden boards

close up

lock the doors

come out

removing stains from clothing by wasing or rubbing; have a particular result or end in a particular way

cut out

remove something from a larger piece by cutting; stop eating sth or doing sth, especially because it is bad for your health

fix up

clean, repair or decorate sth

knock/pull/tear down

destroy a building or wall

pile up

if sth piles up, the amount of it increases a lot

prop up

stop sth from falling by putting sth under it or against it; help a government, system organisation etc continue to exist by providing financial support

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