Phrasal Verbs

Die wichtigsten phrasal Verbs auf Englisch

Die wichtigsten phrasal Verbs auf Englisch

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This flashcard set helps learners master English phrasal verbs at the secondary school level. The vocabulary flashcards focus on common expressions like "take on," "make up," and "do with," essential for sentence building and communication. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and travelers, these cards aid in improving fluency and understanding of everyday English expressions.

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English

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Secondary School

Created / Updated

31.10.2016 / 01.12.2016

have a connection with sb/sth

(have/be to) do with sb/sth - the problem has nothing to do with me

steal sth and take it away with you

make away with sth - the robbers made away with her jewellery

go in the direction of a particular place

make for sth - the two robbers made for the window

have a particular opinion or understanding about sb/sth

make sth of sb/sth - what do you make of their proposal?

(steal sth and) leave quickly

make off (with sth) - they attacked him and made off with his watch

be just able to see or hear sth

make out sth, make sth out + I can't make out her handwritting

invent a story, an excuse

make up sth, make sth up - she made up a silly excuse (blöde Entschuldigung) for being late

look or behave like sb ??? Prüfen

take after ab - Jenny takes after her mother

return sth

take back sth, take sth back - If the shirt doesn't fit, take it back

make note of sth

take down sth, take sth down - let me take down your name and number

deceive sb (trügen, täuschen) or give a home to sb/sth

take in sb, take sb in - don't be taken in by products claiming to help you lose weight in a week

include sth / reduce the width (of clothing)

take in sth, take sth in - the price takes in the cost of accommodation and meals, this dress is too big - I'll have to take it in a bit

leave the ground

take off - our plane took off at 11.

remove (sth you are wearing)

take off sth, take sth off - take your coat off

employ sb

take on sb, take sb on - we're taking on fifty new employees this year

agree to do sth

take on sth, take sth on - he's taken on too much work

go somewhere with sb after inviting them

take out sb, take sb out - he was locking forward to taking his daughter out to a nice restaurant

take control of sth

take over sth - who's going to take over the shop when Mr X retires?

begin to like

take to sb/sth - I took to Paul as soon as I met him

more responsibility

take on - take on more responsibility

reintroduce

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bring back sth, bring sth back - they're going to bring back the old system

raise (a child)

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bring up sb, bring sb up - Mrs Brown brought up five children

cancel

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call off sth, call sth off - they called off the trip

continue

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carry on (doing sth) - continue, are you going to carry on making that noise?

return

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come back (from somewhere) - when did you come back from your holidays?

fail to produce sth at the right time

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fall behind (wih sth) - he's failling behind with the payments

return somewhere

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get back (to a place) - what time do you have to get back to college?

finally start doint sth

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get down (to sth) - isn't it time you got down to marking those exam papers?

advance, make progress

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get on (in life) - he's new here but he'll get on fine, I'm sure

stop doing sth

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give up (doing) sth, give sth up - Why did you give up football?

begin to do sth planned or promised

go ahead (wiht sth) - he decided to go ahead with his plans in spite of her objections

experience (a difficult time)

go through (sth) - after all they've gone through, they can still smile.

develop from a child to an adult

grow up - I grew up on a farm

wait

hold on - hold on a minute - I won't be long

delay sb/sth

hold up sb/sth, hold sb/sth up - the building work has been held up by very bad weather

prevent sb from going to bed

keep sb up - I won't keep you up long

postpone

put sth off, put off sth - if it rains, they'll have to put off the match

start a journey

set off - we set off at half past seven

go to bed later than usual

stay up - we stayed up to watch the film on TV

become interested in a new activity, start a new job

take up sth, take sth up - she's taken up tennis

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agree to do sth

take on sth, take sth on - he's taken on too much work

go somewhere with sb after inviting them

take out sb, take sb out - he was locking forward to taking his daughter out to a nice restaurant

take control of sth

take over sth - who's going to take over the shop when Mr X retires?

begin to like

take to sb/sth - I took to Paul as soon as I met him

more responsibility

take on - take on more responsibility

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