Phrasal verbs

to feel depressed

to be going to do something

a) to start out on a journey

b) (for food or drinks) when something has turned bad, sour etc..

to come to an end, to finish (a lesson, a film, a concert, a play, a party, holidays...)

to knock someone down by hitting and kicking him

to put out, to extinguish

a) to destroy with explosives

b) to fill with air, to make bigger (photos, photocopies)

c) to explode because of anger

a) to crack, to fall into pieces/ stop functioning, to collapse, subdivide figures

b) fall into a depression

a) to interrupt

b) to do with burglaries

to forve one's way into a building, a flat, a place

to stop suddenly, put to an end

to escape, to appear or start all of a sudden (wars, famines, crises, epidemies)

a) to stop, to come to an end before a long vacation, to disperse

b) to end a relationship

an event, a catastrophe: to cause it to happen

to convince, to persuade someone

a) to educate and look after children until they are independent, to raise

b) to mention, to suggest, point out a problem, an idea, an issue

to feel or get absolutely exhausted, extremely tired

a) to demand, to require, to need

b) call for somebody, to go to meet, to fetch, to collect

to cancel, meetings, strikes, appointments, business deal

a) a telephone, to ring up

b) to be called up, to be drafted, to do the military service

go and visit

to worry about, to be concerned about somebody or something

a) to look after, to take care of

b) be keen on, have affection for, to like

continue, not to stop

to follow or realize a plan, execute an order

a) to close a gap, in a race f.e.

b) to do work you have missed, when you are behind schedule

to register luggage at the airport before boarding

to register at a hotel before you get the room

to pay your hotel bills and leave

to get a medical examination

find out information about somebody to make sure he's telling the truth about himself