C1 Phrasal Verbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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give someone a lighter punishment than they expected

let off

finish a supply of something

use up

go towards

head for

get rid of something you do not need any more

throw away

support an idea or agree with someone's opinion

go along with

use up (e.g. money, petrol, time)

run out of

stop demanding something

back down

announce or broadcast information

give out

stop doing / eating something

cut out

to visit informally or unexpectedly

drop by

to hang clothes or an object on a hook or line; to end a phone call

hang up

change to a different job, activity or place

move on

fasten, button up clothes; repair, redecorate or modernize a building or room

do up

finish paying for something; have a positive result from hard work

pay off

get distant from someone, like a friend

grow apart

continue

carry on

to continue

keep on

an end result of something planned or unplanned

end up

accommodate (for the night)

put up

organize an event

put on

to meet someone unexpectedly

bump/run into

find by chance

come across

submit (homework, etc.)

give/hand in

to draw attention to something or someone

point out

think about and find a solution; do exercise

work out

investigate

look into

demand / request

call for

to connect (e.g. the TV)

switch/turned on

purchase

pay for

put on different clothes in order to disguise yourself

dress up

reject or refuse

turn down

increase (weight)

put on

find out more about something; take further action

follow up

reduce the amount you consume

cut down on

to understand/realise after a long time

catch on

stop working

break down

stop taking part in (a competition, a university, etc.)

drop out

compensate for

make up for

establish / start (e.g. a company)

set up

lift into the air (your hand)

put up

slowly become an adult

grow up

to rely on

count on

tolerate

put up with

separate / isolate / interrupt

cut off

take care of

look after

stop living in a house or flat

move out

inherit

come into (money)

think of and suggest an idea

come up with

feel happy about something that is going to happen

look forward to

argue and stop being friendly with someone

fall out

return towards the place you started from

turn back

to continue

go on

start to like, especially after only a short time

take to

to take something (or someone) to a place and leave it there

drop off

to end; to separate

break/split up

explode; become bad (food)

go off

reveal

give away

meet (usually for social reasons)

get together

be mentioned, arise or appear

come up

come to your house

come round

raise/educate/care for (a child)

bring up

cancel (an event)

call off

leave the ground (e.g. a plane)

take off

go on a short holiday/break

get away

place something on your body (clothes /make up)

put on

be easy to see because of being different

stand out

speak angrily to someone who has done something wrong

tell off

to wait or spend time somewhere, doing nothing

hang around

do something more quickly

hurry up

recover after the end of a relationship with someone

get over

start doing (a hobby)

take up

take control of

take over

eliminate/discard

get rid of

to remove from a surface or your body (clothes)

take off

to close

shut down

find information about (e.g. a word in a dictionary)

look up

invent (stories, excuses)

make up

admire and respect

look up to

to represent

stand for

recover from an illness

get over

try to find

look for

agree to something you do not want to

give in

not be punished for doing something

get away with

have a good relationship with

get along/on

meet / collect someone

pick up

start a journey

set off

complete a promise or plan

go through with

return money

pay back

become friends again

make up

arrive, usually unexpectedly, early or late

turn up

return

give back

postpone

put off

try to impress people by telling or showing them what you are capable of

show off

spend time relaxing (informal)

hang out

manage to survive / live

get by

start or continue doing something (especially work)

get on with

lose consciousness

pass out

fall in love with

fall for

to disconnect (e.g. a computer)

turn/switch off

distribute to a group of people

give/hand out

extinguish (e.g. fire)

put out

produce and send into the air (a smell)

give off

have a romantic relationship with someone

go out with

make happier

cheer up

to use something until it becomes unusable

wear out

charge someone too much for something

rip off

attempt something new; employ

take on

put something back in the correct place

put away

resemble a member of your family

take after

disappoint

let down

to stop trying to do something

give up

arrange or order by classes or categories; find a solution

sort out

to transform

turn into

prevent someone from making progress

hold back

discover

find out

to become popular (an idea or a style)

catch on

feel superior to

look down on