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Phrasal Verbs

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  • Lock in
    To prevent someone from leaving a room or building
  • Give up
    To stop using something OR stop trying
  • Get back
    To get something that you had before
  • Pick up
    To collect someone or something from a place
  • Blow up
    Explode
  • Make up
    To invent something like an excuse or a story
  • Look at
    Direct your eyes toward someone or something so that you can see them
  • Call up
    Telephone someone
  • Call off
    To cancel something like a meeting OR To order a person or dog to stop attacking someone
  • Look down
    To be in a position that affords a downward view. : to look at someone or something as inferior : strongly dislike
  • Fill in
    To write the necessary information on a form
  • Jot down
    Write something down quickly
  • Look up
    Find a piece of information from a book or on the internet, etc.
  • Bring up
    To mention or to start to talk about a topic
  • Fill out
    Add information to complete an official form or document OR to put on a noticeable amount of weight.
  • Check out
    To investigate something like a friend’s new house, a club, a new restaurant, etc
  • Pick out
    Make a choice among people or things in a group
  • Turn over
    To flip something over like a letter, a piece of meat, a book, etc.
  • Put on
    To put something on like jewelry, clothes, make-up, shoes, gloves
  • Hand in
    Give something to someone, usually a person in authority
  • Leave out
    To not include something or someone
  • Hold up
    To delay or block the movement or progress of someone or something OR To display something by holding it up OR To support and prevent something from falling
  • Hand out
    To give things to members of a group
  • Clean out
    To thoroughly clean the inside of something
  • Use up
    Finish the last of something (coffee, juice, paper towels, etc.)
  • Look over
    To examine something to see what it is like