PHRASEL VERBS
FCE
Ask after -. Ask after smb`s health -.
Ask for 1) , ; ask for more pay - ; 2) -.,3); ask for trouble
Back out of - (, , , ..)
Back up ,
Be away ,
Be in 1) , 2) , , ( )
Be into
Blow up , ( ), , ( )
Break down (),(), , : Our car broke down on the way to the airport.
Break in 1) (), (), ()
These new shoes are hurting me. I`ll be glad when they are broken in.
2) , . At the meetings Ray always breaks in some trivial matter and holds up the proceedings
3) , ,
Break into - ; : Thieves broke into the house and stole some jewellery.
Break off 1)2) , Mary broke off her engagement to Rob
Break out 1)( , , ..), 2)()
3) ( ) He broke out of prison but was soon apprehended
Fighting has broken out again on the border
Fire broke out in the hospital last night
Break up - , , , ( , , ): Sam and Lisa have broken up. (no longer married)
School breaks up next week. (finishes for the holidays)
Bring about ,, -
The accident was brought about John`s careless
The heavy spring rains brought about the flood
What brought about the quarrel?
Bring back ,
You can borrow my car if you promise to bring it back tomorrow
Bring in 1) , ( ..), , 3) ( )
Bring out 1) , , ; 2) ( )3) ()4) ()
Bring round
Bring up - (); (), BrE -, : The children were brought up to tell the truth.
Build up 1), , 2), ; Build up supplies - 3) 4) ()
Burst in
Burst out (); Burst out crying/laughing
Call for
Call in - , ( -.), (-.), ,
AmE - : She called in to see her grandmother on the way home from work.
Call off 1); ; 2) , , ..
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Call on 1), ( , )2) ,
Care about 1) -., -. 2) -., -.
Care for 1) 2) ,
Carry off 1) , 2) ( ..)3) -.
Carry on - : Everyone carried on working when the head teacher walked in.
Carry out . Carry out a task
Catch on , ,
Catch up with , ,
Check in ;
Check out 1) ;2), -., -.
Check over , -.
Check up
Clear out 1) -., -. 2) -.
Clear up 1), ; 2) , . Clear up the mystery -
Come across -., -., -.
Come down - , : Digital cameras have come down in price. (got cheaper)
Come forward
Come off 1) , ; 2) , 3) , -.
Come on - , , , ; , , , ; : Come on or well be late! (Hurry up!)
Hurry up!- !, !, !
Come out 1), ,2),
Come round ,
Come up 1), ;2) , ( )
Come up against , (, , , ..)
Count on , -.
Count up
Cross out - (, ), ; : If you make a mistake, just cross it out.
Cut across
Cut back . Cut down on sweets -
Cut down 1) (); 2) , ( ..)
Cut in -
Cut out 1) Cut it out! - ! 2) be cut out for smth -.
Cut up ,
Deal with 1) -., -., ; I`ll deal with it - 2) , -.,
Do away with , -.
Do out of
Do without -., -.
Draw in - 1)( ); ( ); 2) - . ( ); 3) -. -. Be drawn in the quarrel
Draw out , ,
Draw up 1) ( ); 2) ; Draw up a contract -
Drop back ,
Drop by , -., Just drop by any time for a coffee -
Drop in on -.
Drop off 1)2), ;The sales dropped off - 3)
Drop out 1), ( ); 2) (, ).
He starts a university course in London and soon dropped out because of lack of money
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Face up to (- : , , - , ..). Face up to reality-
Fall back on ,
Fall behind -., -., Fall behind developed countries in technology -
Fall for 1) -.,2) -., . Fall for an old trick-
Fall in with 1) -., -., 2) -. , ()
Fall out ( , , )
Fall through ( )
Feel like
Feel up to -. ; I don`t feel up to tidying the room-
Fill in - , , ( . .) 4) (): Please fill in your name and address on this form.
to fill in a form
Fill out , ,
Fill in on - (-.): Please fill me in on what happened at the meeting that I couldn't attend.
Fill up -, : He filled up the car with petrol at the garage.
Find out - , , ; ; (, ): Ill just out when the train leaves.
Fit in
Get across , -.
Get along with - , , ; , ; ; : How does Jan get along with her parents in law?
Get around 1)( , ); 2) , , ; 3)
