phrasal verbs
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| Cartes-fiches | 28 |
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| Langue | Français |
| Catégorie | Anglais |
| Niveau | Collège |
| Crée / Actualisé | 31.01.2016 / 04.03.2016 |
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prender en charge, assumer
to take on
The company always takes on new staff for the summer period
tomber en panne
éclater en sanglots
démolire
décomposer
to break down
Negotiations broke down because of a disagreement about trading arrangements.
aller aussi vite que
garder le rythme, rster assidu
se tenir au courrent de
to keep up with
The lecturer talks so fast - I just can't keep up with her tran of thought.
faire croire
distinguer
faire passer qqn/qqc pour qqc
to make out (to be sth)
It was noisy in the room and I could'nt make out what Jill was saying
amener (introduce, initiate)
to bring in/about
The new management team plans to bring in/about a number of changes in the company.
filer, se sauver
prendre la fuite avec
to make away/off with
the robbers made off/away with a large amount of money.
piger, percuter
devenir à la mode
to catch on
No one excpected that the new fashion would catch on as quickly as it has.
installer, monter
to set up
Wanda asked the bank for a loan in order to set up a consultancy business.
monter qqn contre qqn/qqc
comparer qqc à qqn
to set aigainst
Please don't set him against me by spreading rumors that I talk about him behind his back.
This amount of money looks very small if you set it against what we spend each year on marketing.
abandonner, arrêter, renoncer
to give up
dégoûter, décourager
to put off
The noise in the Library immediately putt me off the idea of studying here.
faire face, s'en sortire
to get by
many peole don't have much money, just enough to get by.
se mettre à (hobby)
prendre, demander (time, resources)
prendre qqc au mot (to accept offer)
to take up
He took up woodworking after inheriting his grandfather's tools.
That project will take up most of your time.
You'll do the work for just £20? Great - I'll take you up on that offer!
faire ressortire, mettre en valeur
souligner (emphasis)
sortire (release, publish)
to bring out
A squirt of fresh lemon will bring out the flavor of that grilled salmon.
Taken by Storm is bringing out a new album.
bien s'entendre
avancer, se passer
to get on
Sarah and her new roommate get on well together.
To get on in life, you need to be willing to work hard.
How are you getting on?
mettre
augmenter (price: increase)
lever (raise)
héberger (to accommodate)
to put up
He put up a picture for visitors to see.
We've been forced to put up our prices to compete with the new supermarket.
Put up your hand if you know the answer.
We would be happy to put you up when you next come to London.
inventer, imaginer (invent, imagine)
préparer, assembler (assemple, put together)
se réconcilier, se rabibocher (avec)
to make up (with)
You should be a writer, you make up such interesting stories.
The Red Cross made up emergency kits for the earthquake victims
I haven't made up with Alex yet after yesterday's fight.
choisir
aller faire qqc
attaquer, tomber sur, s'en prendre à (attack)
viser (try to achieve)
to go for
She went for the blue car instead of the red one.
Let's go for a ride in my new car.
Suddenly the dog went for him, snarling fiercely.
He's going for the gold medal.
gagner à (would benefit from)
ne pas être contre, avoir besoin de qqc (
could do with
The film could do with being an hour shorter.
I could do with a cup of tea. Would you mind making one?
I could do with a new bike. This one is getting very old and rusty.
sortire de, s'extirper (extract oneself from)
se dégager, annuler (to avoid an obligation)
to get out of
The children could not get out of the building because it was on fire.
I need to get out of my meeting this afternoon because I have a doctor's appointment.
évoquer, soulever, parler de (raise)
élever
vomir (vomit)
to bring up
Are there any issues you would like to bring up at tomorrow's meeting?
It is not a good idea to bring up politics with my family.
appréhender, comprendre (to arrest, understand)
to apprehend
an apprehension, apprehensiveness
apprehensive
apprehensively
vigueure
vigour
vigorous
vigorously
maîtriser
to master
noun : a master, a masterfulness, masterliness, a mastery (un maître de)
adj : masterful (dominateur), masterly (magistral)
une dénégation
a denial
verb: to deny
adj: (Un)deniable
adv: (un)deniably
se procurer, trouver, mettre la main sur (obtain)
joindre, contacter (reach, contact)
saisir (grasp)
to get hold of
Can you tell me where I can get hold of a watch like yours? You need to get hold of a copy of his birth certificate.
I've been trying to get hold of him all week, but he's always out.
She got hold of his arm and pulled him towards her.
rafraîchir ses connaissances, réviser, se mettre à niveau (revise, refresh knowledge)
to brush up
my bossed encourage me to brush up my French so I could take part in the meeting.
parvenir à une décision (decide)
to come to a decision
After months of thinking, I've come to a decision on which college to attend.
