Seite 94 phrasal verbs


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This set of flashcards helps university-level learners master English phrasal verbs, focusing on business and grammar. The vocabulary flashcards cover essential verbs like "turn up" (arrive), "take off" (suddenly become successful), and "pay off" (bring some benefit). The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to reverse the query mode from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals, these flashcards aid in improving fluency and communication skills, making them valuable for intermediate to advanced learners.
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49
Utilisateurs
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
06.07.2016 / 06.07.2016

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back up

give support to, provide evidence for

bring in

use the skills of a person or group

bring out

start to sell a new product

call off

decide an event will not happen, cancel

check out

look at something to see if you like it

draw up

think about and then write

drop off

take to a place in a car and leave

figure out

be able to understand; solve

fill in / out

complete by writing information

find out

discover a fact

give up

stop doing, quit

hand in

give something to a person in authority

head up

be in charge of a group, team etc.

hold up

cause a delay

keep down

prevent from increasing

lay off

dismiss, stop employing

look up

find information in a book or list

pick up

collect in a car

point out

tell, indicate something important

roll out

introduce a new product

set up

start, etablish

shut down

close, stop operating

sort out

organize, put right, find a solution

take on

accept work/responsibility ; employ

take over

take control of

throw away

get rid of, waste an opportunity

turn down

refuse, say "no" to

turn on/off

 

start/stop a piece of equipment

break down*

stop working

call on

visit for a short time

check in*

register, report your arrival

come across

find by chance

come in*

interrupt a discussion

do without

manage without

end up*

be somewhere after doing something

enter into

start a formal discussion or activity

fall through*

fail to happen

file for

officially ask a court for something

get into

start enjoying, start discussing

go into

start a type of job, talk about in detail

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