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English phrasal verbs?

{n} phrasal verbs, one meaning each. Pick correctly — and learn every one you miss.

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“look up”

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English Phrasal Verbs Dictionary

All 150 phrasal verbs, explained — tap any one for its meaning, examples and origin.

look upto search for information
get upto rise from bed
give upto stop trying
put onto wear clothing
take offto remove clothing
find outto discover information
come backto return
run outto use up completely
get alongto have good relations
fall in loveto start loving someone
break upto end a relationship
pick upto lift from somewhere
sit downto take a seat
stand upto rise to your feet
wake upto stop sleeping
go outto leave the house
come into enter a place
turn onto activate a device
turn offto switch off a device
sit upto move to upright position
lie downto recline horizontally
get into enter a vehicle
get outto exit a vehicle
get backto return to a place
go backto return somewhere
look atto direct eyes toward
listen toto pay attention aurally
wait forto expect arrival of
ask forto request something
put awayto store in place
throw awayto discard in trash
wash upto clean dishes or hands
clean upto tidy a space
grow upto become an adult
show upto arrive at event
hurry upto move more quickly
shut upto stop talking
speak upto talk more loudly
slow downto reduce speed
sit backto relax in chair
stay upto remain awake late
wake somebody upto rouse from sleep
eat upto consume completely
drink upto finish a drink
lock upto secure with lock
look forward toto anticipate eagerly
get overto recover from something
put up withto tolerate annoyance
come up withto invent or think of
run intoto meet by chance
take afterto resemble a relative
bring upto mention a topic
set upto arrange or establish
turn downto reject an offer
go throughto experience hardship
deal withto handle a problem
end upto finally arrive at
count onto rely upon someone
look intoto investigate carefully
sort outto resolve a problem
work outto exercise physically
point outto draw attention to
carry outto perform a task
give into surrender or yield
give awayto donate for free
hand into submit work
fill outto complete a form
calm downto relax emotionally
cheer upto become happier
dress upto wear formal clothes
eat outto dine at restaurant
hang outto spend leisure time
get rid ofto dispose of something
look outto be careful
watch outto be alert to danger
mess upto make a mistake
pay backto repay a debt
run overto hit with vehicle
show offto brag or display proudly
take care ofto look after someone
take overto assume control of
talk intoto persuade someone
tear upto rip into pieces
turn upto arrive unexpectedly
watch overto protect or supervise
wear outto become unusable
write downto record on paper
hold onto wait briefly
hold upto delay or rob
kick offto start an event
knock outto render unconscious
lay offto dismiss from job
lay outto arrange or explain
log into access an account
log outto leave an account
back upto support or copy data
blow upto explode violently
break downto stop functioning
break into enter forcibly
break outto escape from confinement
call backto return a phone call
call offto cancel an event
drop offto deliver someone there
drop outto leave school early
figure outto understand or solve
fill upto make completely full
get awayto escape successfully
get intoto become interested in
get onto board a vehicle
give backto return something
hand outto distribute to people
hang onto wait a moment
hang upto end a phone call
keep upto maintain the pace
let downto disappoint someone
look afterto take care of
make upto invent a story
pass awayto die peacefully
pick outto select carefully
put downto set on surface
put outto extinguish a fire
ring upto call on phone
run awayto flee from situation
settle downto start stable life
take outto remove from inside
throw upto vomit suddenly
try onto test clothing fit
use upto consume entirely
warm upto prepare body before exercise
work onto focus effort on
account forto explain a reason
allow forto consider in advance
brush up onto review skills again
catch up withto reach same level as
come acrossto find by chance
come down withto become sick
cut back onto reduce consumption
do away withto abolish or eliminate
fall back onto rely on as backup
follow up onto check progress of
get away withto escape punishment for
look down onto consider inferior
make up forto compensate for loss
put offto postpone an event
put togetherto assemble parts
set asideto reserve for later
stand byto remain loyal to
take upto start a hobby
iron outto resolve small problems
weigh upto consider options carefully

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