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Definition

Phrasal verbs are used by all native English speakers with great frequency. It’s impossible to speak proper english without using them. Some thoughts can only be expressed by them. In many cases, there is a latin-based verb that can describe the action, but a native English speaker will use a phrasal verb instead. For instance, if you are playing chess with an American friend, and he is winning the game, in a matter of a few moves he will have you in checkmate. You could say: I desist. There´s a chance he won´t understand you. The word desist exists in English but it is hardly used. Rather than desist you must say: I give up. This phrasal verb expresses exactly what you want to say. That’s why phrasal verbs are so important, some thoughts are impossible to say otherwise.

M

MAKE UP

(Avril Lavigne)

Layin' on the couch just,
Hangin' with my boys
We're chillin' up the house tonight
I'm being myself
I'm nobody else ‘cause
This is what we do alright
You'll always find

[chorus]

I'm not wearing any make-up,
Won't hide who I am,
I'll be what I am
I'm just being honest with myself once again
I'm my only friend

Kickin’ off my shoes
I’m strummin’ my guitar
I’m singin’ songs about my life
If i could tell the truth
I’d tell you what i meant by
Me, myself, and i
You’ll always find

[chorus]

No more mirrors
No more vanity
Give it all away for free
Donate to charity
I am happy in my skin
I drown my heart is not the same
You’ll always find

[chorus]

Lay on my couch, hang with my boys, chill at my house tonight,
Lay on my couch, hang with my boys, chill at my house tonight,
Lay on my couch, hang with my boys, chill at my house tonight,
Lay on my couch, hang with my boys, chill at my house tonight

MAKE FUN OF

MARK DOWN 

N

NOD OFF

P

PICK UP (1)

PICK UP (2)

"Of course we can go there together. What time should I pick you up?"

PICK UP (3)

PICK UP (4)

"He was feeling a little tired, so he drank a glass of orange juice. It picked him up enough to finish his work."

PLAY DOWN

"He tries to play down the seriousness of his wife's illness"

PUT ON

PUT UP WITH

 "It's really important to come to work on time. The boss won't put up with tardiness."


 PUT BACK

"I've finished with these books. Do you want me to put them back on the shelves?"

PUSH IN

PUT UP WITH -

I'm not going to put up wth it. - Não vou aguentar isso.

PULL OUT - 

The best player pulled out of the tournament because of an injury. - O melhor jogador abandonou o torneio devido a uma lesão.

PICK OUT - (escolher) 

He pick me out of the whole group. -  

Pick up - erguer 

Put off - atrasar 

POP UPS - 

His name pops up sometimes in the social columns

O nome dele aparece, às vezes, nas colunas sociais.

Q

QUIETENED DOWN

"The audience quietened down when the lights were switched off in the auditorium and the play was ready to begin."

R

RIP OFF

"The man who ripped me off is well-known to the police."

ROUND OFF 

"Round all prices off to the closest whole-dollar amounts. For example, round $33.73 off to $34.00."

RUN INTO

"Yesterday at the supermarket, Jan ran into her former roommate. Before yesterday, they hadn't seen each other for nearly five years."

RUN OVER