Phrasal verb

ask out
bail out
bail out
bang up
bang up
be carried away
beat up
black out
blow up
bolt down
break down
break in/into
break off with
break up
brighten up
bump off
calm down
care for
catch up with
cave in
chat up
cheer up
come across (something)
come around/round
come out with
cut down
dish up
do away with
do in
do without
drift apart
drink up
drop by
eat up
fall in with
fall out
fight off
figure out
fill in
flip out
freak out
get along
get around
get away

get away with

get by
get down
get on with
get over
get rid of (somebody/something)
get to
give in
give out
give yourself up
give(something) away
gnaw at
go along with
go down
go down
go down
go with
grow apart
hack into
hand in
heat up
hold up
inform on
keep up
key in/into
knock back
lay on
lay out
let in on
let into
let off
let out
liven up
look after
look up to (somebody)
make for
make it
make off with
make out
make over
make up
pass away
pass out
pay back
pay off

perk up
pick at
pick up
pick up
pick up
pick up
pick up
pig out
polish off
pull in
pull yourself together
put (somebody) up
put (something) off
put around/round/about
put aside
put away
put away
put out
run off with
run up
save up
scrape by
send down
send down
serve out/up
set off
set out
settle down
settle on/upon
shell out
show off
side with
slip out
slip out
snack on/off
snap out of
sort out
sound out
splash out
split up
take after
take back
take off
take over
take up

tear apart
trow up
turn away
turn down
turn in
turn in
turn on
turn out
turn up
walk out
warm up
wear off
wear out
whip up
wind up
wipe out
work out

Meaning
invitar a salir
help someone by giving them money
dejar tirado
damage badly
to put someone in prision
to be so excited about something that you dont control what you say an
hurt someone badly by hitting or kicking them again and again
lose consciousness
to destroy someting or kill with a bomb (or to be destroyed or killed by)
to eat food or drink very quickly
to have mental or physical collapse
get into a building or a car by using force to steal something
end a relationship
end a relationship
to suddenly look or feel happier
to kill someone
bajar un cambio
look after someone who is ill
to exchange news
agree with something you were against
chamullar
dar animos a alguien
to encounter
agree with something you were against
say something suddenly
to eat or drink less of a particular thing
to put all the food for a meal onto plates
to kill someone
to attack or kill someone
become less friendly
to completely finish your drink
pay a brief visit
to eat all the food you have been given
accept and agree with an idea
stop being friendly
try hard to get rid of an illness
understand
to tell someone about the things that have happenedwhile they have not been there
to suddenly start to behave in a very excited or a strange way
to suddenly start behaving in a strange or violent way
llevarse bien con alguien
become known
to escape

salirse con la suya

Have just enough money to live on
to make someone to fell unhappy
be friends
to begin to feel beter after a bad expecience
make leave a person/throw away something
to make someone feel upset or angry
agree with someone you didn't
to tell information
to allow the police to catch you
to donate
to make someone fell more and more anxious or annoyed
to support an idea
sink
to be sent to prision
to accept a plan or an idea/ to accompany
become less friendly
get into someone else's computer in order to do something illegal
give a piece of written work to a teacher
to make food hot
steal money from a building or a car by using violence or by threatening to use it
buchonear
to stay close / to be informed
put information into a computer with the keyboard
to quickly drink a lot of alcohol
to provide or supply something for a group of people
to spend a large amount of money
to allow someone to become involved in something wich very few people
to not punish someone who has commited a crime
to tell something that what suposed to be a secret
to become more energetic or cheerful
take care of someone
admire and respect
to succed
steal something and take it away
to pretend / to kiss
to renovate
to invent
to die
lose consciousness
devolver la plata
cancelar una deuda

to suddenly become happier or more energetic

to eat only a small amount of a meal
improve
learn quickly
collect
collect a person
get an illness from someone
to eat a lot of food
to finish something quicly and easily
que te lleve la policia
become calm or regain control of your emotions
to accommodate
to delay
to tell information wich may not be true
ahorrar
put someone in prision
if you put away a lot of food or drink, you eat or drink it
to produce information and make it available for everyone to read or hear
steal something
Spend a lot of money on credit
ahorrar
to manage to live when you do not have much money
to suspend from a university
to send someone to prision
to put food on plates and in dishes for people to eat
to leave on a trip
to leave on a trip
sentar cabeza
agree on a desision
spend money on something you think is expensive
to support a person or group in an argument

to eat small amounts of food

to force yourself to stop feeling sad and upset
to organize or plan
talk to someone in order to know what they think about something
spend money on something useless but very pleasant
end a relatinship
to look similar
to regret
to be responsible of something
to start an activity

to make someone feel very unhappy

to vomit
reject
refuse an invitation
go to bed
take a criminal to the police
have an unxpected result
arrive unxpectedly
end a relationship
to heat food that has already been cooked
to dissapear
to make tired
to make food very quickly
to annoy someone
remove information from the computer
understand

Ejemplo
im asking you out
The government bailed out many large banks during the recession.
We were planning a party, but almost everybody bailed out.
He banged his car up last night.
The judge banged him up for ten years
The team got carried away when they won the championship.
He BLACKED OUT and collapsed on the floor.
She bolted down her dinner and ran out to play.
He broke down after the accident

He brightened up when he heard the news

When I loose my temper, it takes ages for me to calm down
He is caring for his father
I cuold cacht up with everyone at the meeting
we were chatting up
I came across Peter in the street

I will do without my car

He dropped by on his way home from work.

I'm fighting off a cold

y have not been there

He FLIPPED OUT when he won the final.
She FREAKED OUT completely when she didn't get the grades to get into university.
i dont get along really well whit her
It didn't take long for the news to GET AROUND once it got into the newspap
I was almost mugged but I managed to get away.

They're finding it increasingly difficult to GET BY since their daughter was born.
Rainy days get me down.
I don't get on really well with my colleages
It took me ages to get over my break-up
We couldnt get rid of him
Don't let her get to you; she's just in a bad mood.

The gang gave themselves up last night.

I'm giving all my money away
I know it was wrong and guilt has gnawed at me ever since I did it.
I usually just go along with what she says to avoid any arguments.
The Titanic went down after it hit an iceberg.
He went down for ten years for armed robbery.

i hand in the essay to the teacher

reatening to use it
He would never inform on his brother.
He was so fast that I had to run to keep up with him/I read the newspaper to
The pub was closing so we KNOCKED our drinks BACK and left.
They LAID OUT thousands of pounds on their wedding
They LET me IN ON what they were planning.
The judge let him off with a fine rather than a prison sentence since it was his first offence.
I was feeling bad but livened myself up later on.
She hired a baby sitter to take after his son
I look up to people who
We turn right and made for the city center
In Hollywood, an Oscar nomination is a sign that you've made it.
He tried to make out he was sick / We were making out
The house was made over
You are always making up stories
He passed away yesterday
He got so drunk that he PASSED OUT.
I cant afford to pay back the money i owe you
I've nearly paid off my mortgage.

She was ill in bed but she perked up a bit when some friends dropped by
I wasn't very hungry so I just PICKED AT my food.
Sales picked up a bit during Christmas period
She picked up spanish in six months
Can you pick up my trousers from the dry cleaner?
Can you pick me up and take me to the party?
He picked up malaria when he was on vacagtions
The food was great, so I really PIGGED OUT.
The police put me in becaouse I was drunk
He was so angry that he couldn't pull himself together
I can put you up when you come to Mendoza.
The meeting was put off
It was put about that she was cheating on her husband
i'm putting aside for a car
The judge put him away for ten years.

ead or hear
he ran up a lots of bills at the hotel
im saving up for a car
He was sent down from his university
Eventually she was caught, and sent down for twelve years
We are seting off tomorrow at 8 am
We are seting out tomorrow at 8 am

i had to shell out lots of money to get my car fixed

She is showing off
In this discusion, I'm in side with him
The secret about her divorce slipped out when we were discussing old friend
The party was really dull so we SLIPPED OUT and went to the pub instead
I was feeling depressed and knew I had to snap out of it.
We are sorting out how we are going to build it
You should SOUND her OUT to get her opinion before you go ahead with the
We went to an expensive restaurant and SPLASHED OUT to celebrate
He takes after his father.
I made him take back what he said about me
The plane took off./ His carreer took off
I took over control of the situation
I took up playing tennis last week

Love will tear us apart

The food he ate last night made him throw up
they turn us away at the disco's entrance
I had to turn down the invitation
I turned in at half past ten

I thought he was a bad person but it turned out to be a good friend

A friend turned up at my house

The pain is wearing off

Hard work will wear me out.
The children are really winding me up.

Traduccin
te estoy invitando a salir
El gobierno ayudo a varios grandes bancos durante la resecion.
Estabamos planeando una fiesta, pero casi todos nos dejaron tirados
l destruy su auto anoche
El juez lo sentenci a 10 aos de prisin

Se descompenso y call al suelo

Esta cuidando a su padre

Me pude poner al dia con todos en la reunin

Me top con Peter en la calle

Me las voy a arreglar sin mi auto

Estoy superando un resfrio

et into university.
no me llevo muy bien con ella
No tom mucho tiempo para que la noticia se conozca una vez que se publico en los diarios.
Casi me roban pero me las arregle para escaparme

er was born.
No me llevo muy bien con mis colegas
No nos pudimos deshacer de l

La banda se entreg ayer en la noche

Estoy donando toda mi plata
Normalmente concido con lo que dice para evitarme peleas
El Titanic se hundi despues de chocar contra un iceberg

le entregue el ensayo al profesor

El nunca delataria a su hermano

El era tan rapido que tuve que correr para alcanzarlo / Leo el diario para mantenerme al da

Se gastaron miles de pesos en su boda

Me dieron a conocer lo que estaban planeando

e it was his first offence.

Contrato una niera para que cuide a su hijo

admirar
Doblamos a la derecha y enfilamos para el centro
En Hollywood, un Oscar es una seal de que lo has logrado
El fingi estar enfermo / Nos estabamos dando un beso
La casa fue renovada
Siempre ests inventando historias
Fallecio anoche
Se puso tan borracho que perdio la consciencia
No puedo pagarte la plata que te debo
casi he amortizado mi hipoteca

Las ventas mejoraron un poco durante el periodo navideo

Ella aprendi espaol en seis meses
Podes buscar mis pantalones de la tintoreria?
Podes buscarme y llevarme a la fiesta?
Se enfermo de malaria cuando estaba de vacaciones

La policia me detuvo por estar borracho

Yo puedo alojarte cuando vengas a Mendoza
La reunion se posterg
Se rumoreaba que estaba engaando a su esposo
estoy ahorrando para un auto

estoy ahorrando para un auto

Lo suspendieron de su universidad

Salimos maana a las 8 am

Salimos maana a las 8 am

Tuve que pagar mucha plata para arreglar mi auto

Se est haciendo la canchera
Estoy de su lado en esta discusion
El secreto de su divorcio se le escapo cuando estabamos habando de viejos amigos.
la fiesta estaba muy aburrida asi qu nos fuimos a un bar

Estamos organizando como lo vamos a contruir

Deberias consultarla para saber su opinion antes de comenzar tu plan

Se parece a su padre
Lo hice arrepentirse de lo que dijo sobre mi
El avin despeg / Su carrera despeg
Tom control de la situacin
Empec tenis la semana pasada

la comida que comio anoche lo hizo vomitar

No nos dejaron pasar en la entrada del boliche
Tuve que rechazar la invitacion
Me acost a las diez y media
encender
Pense que era una mala persona pero temino siendo mi amigo
Un amigo cay a mi casa

El dolor est desapareciendo

El trabajo duro me va a cansar

Verb
awake
be
beat
become
begin
bend
bet
bite
bleed
blow
break
bring
broadcast
build
burn
burst
buy
catch
choose
come
cost
cut
deal
dig
do
draw
dream
drink
drive
eat
fall
feel
feed
fight
find

fly
forbide
forget
forgive
freeze
get
give
go
grow
hang
have
hear
hide
hit
hold
hurt
keep
know
lay
lead
leap
learn
leave
lend
let
lie
light
lose
make
mean
meet
mistake
pay
put
read
ride

ring
rise
run
say
see
sell
send
set
shake
shine
shoot
show
shrink
shut
sing
sink
sit
sleep
slide
smell
speak
spell
spend
spill
split
spread
stand
steal
stick
sting
swim
take
teach
tear
tell
think

throw
understand
wake
wear
win
write

Past Simple
awoke
was
beat
became
began
bent
bet
bit
bled
blew
broke
brought
broadcast
built
burned, burnt
burst
bought
caught
chose
came
cost
cut
dealt
dug
did
drew
dreamed, dreamt
drank
drove
ate
fell
felt
fed
fought
found

flew
forbade
forgot
forgave
froze
got
gave
went
grew
hung
had
heard
hid
hit
held
hurt
kept
knew
laid
led
leapt
learned, learnt
left
lent
let
lay
lit
lost
made
meant
met
mistook
paid
put
read
rode

rang
rose
ran
said
saw
sold
sent
set
shook
shone
shot
showed
shrank
shut
sang
sank
sat
slept
slid
smelt, smelled
spoke
spelt
spent
spilt, spilled
split
spread
stood
stole
stuck
stung
swam
took
taught
tore
told
thought

threw
understood
woke
wore
won
wrote

Past Participle
awoken, awaked
been
beaten
become
begun
bent
bet
bitten
bled
blown
broken
brought
broadcast
built
burned, burnt
burst
bought
caught
chosen
come
cost
cut
dealt
dug
done
drawn
dreamed, dremat
drunk
driven
eaten
fallen
felt
fed
fought
found

flown
forbidden
forgotten
forgiven
frozen
got
given
gone
grown
hung
had
heard
hidden
hit
held
hurt
kept
known
laid
led
leapt
learned, learnt
left
lent
let
lain
lit
lost
made
meant
met
mistaken
paid
put
read
ridden

rung
risen
run
said
seen
sold
sent
set
shaken
shone
shot
shown
shrunk
shut
sung
sunk
sat
slept
slid
smelt, smelled
spoken
spelt
spent
spilt, spilled
split
spread
stood
stolen
stuck
stung
swum
taken
taught
torn
told
thought

thrown
understood
woken
worn
won
written