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Phrasal Verbs Unit 1-7 (Definitions)

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  • to compensate for something bad with something good
    make up for
  • to start on a trip
    set off
  • to fail to include someone or something that should be included
    to leave out
  • to go somewhere, usually on holiday, where you can completely relax and forget your responsibilities or problems
    get away (from)
  • to eat in a restaurant
    to eat out
  • to find something by chance
    to come across
  • hit someone so that they become unconscious
    knock out
  • access a system or service
    log in
  • to read or check something quickly
    look through
  • to accompany or suit
    to go with
  • to try to find a piece of information by looking in a book or on a computer
    look up
  • to have no more, to be completely used up or finished
    to run out
  • to try to notice someone or something
    to look out for
  • to leave the ground and begin to fly
    take off
  • to start doing a job or being responsible for something that another person did or had responsibility for before
    to take over
  • to become available for people to buy or see
    to come out
  • type an instruction or piece of information into your computer by pressing letters, numbers or other keys on your computer keyboard
    put in
  • to be unable to control your feelings and to start to cry
    break down
  • to distribute
    give out
  • to feel encouraged and happier, or to cause someone to feel this way
    cheer up
  • to show your ticket at an airport when you arrive
    check in
  • to refuse an offer or request
    to turn down
  • to start on a trip
    to set off
  • prepare yourself for a physical activity by doing some gentle exercises and stretches
    warm up
  • take the lead in a race, competition, contest etc
    pull ahead
  • order a sports player to leave the playing area during a game because they have done something wrong
    send (someone) off
  • to go in a certain direction
    head for
  • to fail to include someone or something that should be included
    leave out
  • to start to suffer from an infectious illness
    to go down with
  • to accept an opportunity eagerly or enthusiastically
    jump at
  • surrender / accept that you have lost and stop arguing or fighting
    give in
  • to be no longer good to eat or drink because it is too old
    to go off
  • to return something
    hand back
  • make something start by pressing a button
    switch on / turn on
  • to give something to someone in a position of authority
    hand in
  • to arrive at a hotel and get a room
    check in
  • choose or select
    pick out
  • write your username and password to enter a page or system
    sign in
  • start, usually an event e.g. a match
    kick off
  • to think about something that you want very much
    dream of
  • to be involved in an activity with other people or to participate in something
    take part
  • connect to an electrical supply
    plug in
  • to end a relationship or negotiations
    to break off
  • to explode / to start to ring loudly e.g. an alarm
    to go off
  • to go onto a bus, train, aircraft, or boat
    get on