Popular Phrasal Verbs

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Description	Phrasal Verb
to move backwards	back up
to review something in order to clarify	go over
to watch out for something	look out
to casually spend time with someone	hang out
to provide information usually spoken	fill in
to make someone unhappy or to less the mood	bring someone/something down
to stop functioning (usually large machines such as car, refrigerator)	break down
to be shocked or greatly impressed	be blown away
to put something in the trash or garbage because you don't need it anymore	throw out/away
to cause trouble	act up
to take an initiative or claim responsibility	come forward
to disappoint someone	let someone down
to tidy something	clean up
to postpone something	put off
to go on vacation or leave	get away
to recover or overcome	get over
to not show up for something or to ignore someone	blow off
to stop sleeping	wake up
to ask someone to do something	call on
to register for example a hotel stay	check in
to remove clothing, shoes, or accessories from your body	take off
to fail, to end up, not happening	fall through
to wait a moment	hang on
to close completely or forever	close down
to lift something from a surface using your hands	pick up
to laugh or cause to laugh	crack up
to cancel something that has been planned	call off
to become sick(not seriously)	come down with
to remove pieces or a part of something	cut something out
to express your feelings acting in a disruptive way	act out
to quit something	drop out of
to be naturally able to do something	be cut out for
to add something or to become full	fill up
to cling to something; to pause conversation	hold on
to encourage or support someone	cheer on
to have an argument, to no longer be on good terms	fall out
to connect an electrical device to a power source (socket/outlet)	plug in
to appear suddenly; to start the flow of something	turn on
to eventually decide or reach something; don't want to become like somebody	end up
to see if something or someone is ok	check up on
to withdraw from something you've agreed to do	back out of
to grow too big for something	grow out of something
to start liking someone or something	warm up to
to leave or escape	run away
to return something	give back
a caution to be aware	watch out
to stop the flow of something	turn off
to delay or block progress	hold up
to leave a place	head out
to try to achieve something	go after something
to collapse or break under physical stresses	give way
to distribute something	hand out something
to explain something in simple terms	break something down
to be the explanation or cause for something	account for
to call different people or places on the phone	call around
to have a friendly relationship with someone	get along with
to meet unexpectedly	run into
to accept a challenge with confidence	bring it on
to relax or calm down	chill out
to come up with a solution or compromise	work something out
to take into consideration	allow for
to quit, surrender	give up
to wear nicer clothes than usual	dress up
to meet with someone you haven't seen in a while	catch up
return to a place	go back
to become older or to tell someone to stop acting childish	grow up
to separate or close something	block off
to see or try something; to unregister for example a hotel stay	check out
to help or contribute money or energy	chip in
to originate in something or have something as its source	come from
to get revenge on someone	get back at
to relax	calm down
to be deceived by something	fall for
to repeat something	do something over
to transfer something to a later point in time	carry over
to ask someone on a date	ask someone out
to pursue or follow	come after
to rise from bed after sleeping, or to stand up from the ground	get up
to communicate	get something across
to hide an emotion or to be stopped by someone or something	hold someone/something back

Description	Phrasal Verb
to reluctantly agree to something or change your mind	come around
to get involved with someone or to agree to something	fall in with
to research	look up
to mention in conversation	bring up
to steer the vehicle for example to the side of the road, and stop	pull over
to stop doing something	do away with something
to refuse something or someone	turn down
to avoid touching something	keep off
to do something (usually wrong) without being noticed or punished	get away with
to go away, settle or calm down	blow over
to become very upset, scared, or excited suddenly	freak out
to put on clothes to see if they fit	try on
to withdraw your position; to step away from a fight	back down
to have nothing left	run out of
to step on something or to board something, like a plane, train, bus or other transportation	get on
to proceed, start, initiate something	go ahead
to consider something	think over
to cut into smaller pieces, parts or sections	cut up
to say or do something to make someone happy	cheer up
to enter forcibly	break into
to support someone	back someone up
to reveal something or give something for free	give away
to distribute something	give out
to be excited about something in the future	look forward to
to end abruptly, usually driving or speaking	cut off
to dress yourself with clothing, shoes, or accessories	put on
to decrease, usually in a bad way	fall down
to finish completely	wrap up
to have a backup plan when other things fail	fall back on
to spread	break out
to neither gain nor lose money	break even
to move backwards or become less aggressive	back off
to contact someone (text or call)	hit someone up
to arrive (often implies arriving late or unexpectedly)	show up
to write information for example on a form	fill out
something that make sense (usually used in negative)	add up
to return a phone call	call back
to understand or find the answer	figure out
to stop holding something and place it on a surface (like a table or the floor)	put down
to spend time together	get together
to continue doing something	keep on
to respect someone a lot	look up to someone
to rely on someone or something	count on
to rise to a vertical position on your feet (usually from sitting)	stand up
to learn something you didn't know before	find out
to enforce laws or punish more severely	crack down on
to fade away	wear off
to draw a line through something	cross off/out
to return	get back
to be summarized as	boil down to
to require or demand	call for
to become distant in a relationship	grow apart
to grow big enough to fit	grow into
to deliver, or leave somewhere	drop off
to stop believe or hope in something or someone	give up on
to point out, challenge or denounce	call out
to appear or sound in a certain way; to give a specific impression	come across as
to keep doing something until it is finished	follow through
to oppose	go against
to be held responsible for something	answer for
to continue doing something	stick with
to stop by for a visit	drop by/in
to wait, to have resolve in hopes that something will get better	hold out
to base your hopes on something or someone	bank on
to separate; fall down; break down	come apart
to return an object to its correct storage place (where it belongs) after using it	put away
to be private, to avoid contact with others	keep to yourself
to move at the same rate as someone or something	keep up with
to make a formal request for something	apply for
to find an idea for something	come up with
to consume less of something	cut back on
to delay doing something	get around to
to pursue something further	follow up
to place your body in a flat, horizontal position (usually on a bed or sofa)	lie down
to move your body from a standing position to a seated position (on a chair or sofa)	sit down
to indicate something, either physically or verbally	point out something
to tolerate something or someone	put up with
to have the power over something	be in control of
to ask multiple people	ask around
to become suddenly angry, explode	blow up