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Phrasal Verbs List Alphabetical Order

This document provides a list of common English phrasal verbs in alphabetical order, along with their meanings. Over 100 phrasal verbs are defined, including "ask out" meaning to ask someone on a date, "bring about" meaning to cause, "call back" meaning to return a telephone call, "check out" meaning to investigate or borrow from a library, and "get through" meaning to finish. The list covers a wide range of phrasal verbs from A to Z related to various topics like communication, travel, emotions, school, and home/work activities.

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Phrasal Verbs List Alphabetical Order

This document provides a list of common English phrasal verbs in alphabetical order, along with their meanings. Over 100 phrasal verbs are defined, including "ask out" meaning to ask someone on a date, "bring about" meaning to cause, "call back" meaning to return a telephone call, "check out" meaning to investigate or borrow from a library, and "get through" meaning to finish. The list covers a wide range of phrasal verbs from A to Z related to various topics like communication, travel, emotions, school, and home/work activities.

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PHRASAL VERBS LIST ALPHABETICAL ORDER

A
Ask out
Ask someone to go on a date
B
Bring about
cause

Bring up
1) rear children 2) mention or introduce a topic
C
Call back
Return a telephone call

Call in
Ask to come to an official place for a special reason

Call off
cancel

Call on*
1) visit 2) ask a student a question in class

Call up
Call on the telephone

Catch up (with)*
Reach the same position or level as someone

Check in*
Register at a hotel

Check into*
investigate

Check out
1) borrow a book from a library 2) investigate

Cheer up
Make (someone) feel happier

Clean up
Make clean and orderly

Come across*
Find by chance

Cross out
Draw a line through

Cut out
Stop an annoying activity
D
Do over
repeat

Drop by*
Visit informally

Drop in (on)*
Visit informally

Drop off
Leave something/someone somewhere

Drop out (of)*


Stop going to school or class
F
Figure out
Find the answer by logic

Fill out
Complete a form

Find out
Discover information

Get along (with)*


To have a good relationship with

Get back (from)


1) return from somewhere 2) receive again

Get in, get into*


1) enter a car 2) arrive

Get off*
Leave any vehicle

Get on*
Enter any vehicle

Get out of*


1) leave a car 2) avoid some unpleasant activity

Get over*
Recover from an illness

Get through*
finish

Get up*
Arise from bed, a chair etc.
Give back
Return something to someone

Give up
Stop doing something

Go over*
Review or check

Grow up*
Become an adult
H
Hand in
Submit an assignment

Hang up
1) Stop a telephone conversation 2) put up clothes on a line or a hook

Have on
Wear
K
Keep out (of)
Not enter

Keep up (with)*
Stay at the same position or level

Kick out (of)


Force (someone) to leave
L
Look after*
Take care of

Look into*
Investigate

Look out (for)*


Be careful

Look over
Review or check

Look up
Look for information in a reference book
M
Make up
1) invent 2) do past work
N
Name after
Give a baby the name of someone else
P
Pass away*
Die

Pass out
1) distribute 2) lose consciousness

Pick out
Select

Pick up
1) go to get someone 2) take in one's hand

Point out
Call someone's attention to

Put away
Remove to an appropriate place

Put back
Return to original position

Put off
Postpone

Put on
Dress

Put out
Extinguish a cigarette, fire

Put up with*
Tolerate
R
Run into
Meet by chance

Run across
Find by chance

Run out (of)


Finish a supply of something
S
Show up*
Appear, come to

Shut off
Stop a machine, equipment, light etc.
T
Take after*
Resemble

Take off
1) remove clothing 2) leave on a trip 3) leave the ground (aeroplane)
Take out
1) take someone on a date 2) remove

Take over
Take control

Take up
Begin a new activity

Tear down
Demolish, reduce to nothing

Tear up
Tear into many little pieces

Think over
Consider

Throw away
Discard; get rid of

Throw out
Discard; get rid of

Throw up
Vomit

Try on
Put on clothing to see if it fits

Turn down
Decrease volume

Turn in
1) submit classwork 2) go to bed

Turn off
Stop a machine, equipment, light etc.

Turn on
Start a machine, equipment, light etc.

Turn out
Extinguish a light

Turn up
Increase volume or intensity

come across find by chance


blow up become angry

make up invent a story

run out finish

tell off criticize

break up separate

give up stop doing something

take up begin a new activity

turn down deny

set off leave (on a journey)

take back apologize or regret having said something

take on employ

put up with tolerate

go over review

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