Phrasal Verb 雅思必備動(dòng)詞短語(yǔ) by BinG

1、Phrasal Verbaccount for *explain (money, differenceHow will you account for the money you spent?act * outperform (script, storyThe script itself is well written and well acted out by the cast.act out *Express (fantasy, frustrationHe has become desperate and is acting out his frustration.act upto beh

2、ave or function improperlyI think I need to take my car to the mechanic because its acting up again.allow fortake into consideration or make it possibleThere should be a comfortable working atmosphere, one that doesnt discriminate and allows for mistakes.answer* backreply rudelyDont answer me back!a

3、pply for +fill in a formApplying for financial aid has never been easier.ask for +request (help, receipt, troubleIf youre donating items to charitable organizations, dont forget to ask for a receipt for tax purposes.ask * roundInvite to ones houseLets ask them round for a meal next week.ask someone

4、out +to invite on a dateI cant believe that Joe finally asked me out on a date! abandon oneself to +to yield to the comforts or delights of somethingThe children abandoned themselves to the delights of the warm summer day.abide by +to follow a set of rules of instructions; to obey orders or instruct

5、ions that someone has givenI promise I will abide by the rules.abound with +to be plentiful with particular objects, persons, or other living beingsThe world abounds with talented people who are too shy to develop their talents.absorb oneself in +to become very interested or preoccupied with someone

6、 or somethingShe absorbed herself in her work and got through the week.acknowledge someone/something as +to agree or announce publicly that a person has a particular qualities or something is as was saidThe statement is acknowledged as the truth.add up +to calculate a sumI added up the receipts and

7、it totaled $135.92.add up to +to equal an amount or totalThe total expenses added up to $512.add upto make a senseHer story doesnt add up. I think she is lying.ask someone over +to invite to ones homeWhy dont we ask the Johnsons over for dinner?back downstop defending your opinion in a debateJane ne

8、ver backs down. She always wins arguments.back outnot keep (a promise, agreement, dealSam backed out at the last second.back out of +not keep (a promise, agreement, dealSam backed out of the agreement at the last second.back up +give supportYou need examples to back up your opinion.back upmove backw

9、ards, reverseCould you back up a little so I can open this drawer.bawl someone outcriticize, reprimand (inf.She bawled him out for arriving late.bear down on +biteThe soldier had to bear down on the leather strap while the doctor removed a bullet from the soldiers arm.bear down on +take strong measu

10、res againstbear on +have to do withThis information may bear on this case.bear upwithstandI didnt think he would bear up so well in that situation.bear up under +withstandHow did he bear up under such extreme pressure. bear with +be patientPlease bear with me while I fill out the paperwork.blow invi

11、sit unexpectedly (inf.My cousin blew in unexpectedly with his entire family.blow overpass without creating a problemAll this negative publicity will blow over in a couple of weeks.blow up +make explode; destroy using explosivesThe terrorists blew the bridge up.blow upexplodeThe bomb blew up before t

12、hey could defuse it.blow upsuddenly become very angryWhen Joan heard the news, she blew up and rushed out of the room.break something downanalyze in detailWe need to break this problem down in order to solve.break downstop working properlyThe truck broke down in the desert.break downbecome mentally

13、illShe broke down after her husband died.break something inwear or use something new until it is comfortableI need to break these shoes in before I go hiking.break ininterruptWhile we were discussing the situation, Terri broke in to give her opinion.break inenter a place unlawfullyThe burglar broke

14、in between midnight and 3 AM.break in on +interrupt (a conversationJane broke in on the conversation and told us to get back to work.break into +enter a house unlawfullyThe burglar broke into the house between midnight and 3 AM.break into +interrupt (a conversationJane broke into the conversation an

15、d told us what she knew.break something offend somethingSally broke her engagement to John offbreak outappear violentlyViolent protests broke out in response to the military coup.break out +use something extravagant for celebrationHe broke out the champagne to celebrate his promotion.break out of +e

16、scapeThe murderer broke out of the prison.break something upbreak into piecesI broke the cracker up into pieces and put it in the soup.break something up +disperse (a crowd, stop (a fightThe police broke the demonstration up before it got out of control. break upend a relationshipSam and Diane broke

17、 up again. What a rocky relationship.bring about +cause to happenDemocracy brought about great change in the lives of the people.bring something along +bring withWhen we go to the forest, bring your wildlife guide along.bring someone aroundchange someones mind, convince someoneShe doesnt want to go,

18、 but well eventually bring her around.bring something awaylearn or gain (from an experienceMy trip across the Sahara was difficult, but I brought a new appreciation for life away from the experience.bring off +succeed at something difficult or unexpectedYou robbed the bank! I cant believe you brough

19、t that off.bring on +cause somethingI cant believe she got so angry. What brought that on?bring out +highlight, stressYour new shirt brings out the color of your eyes.bring over +bring to someones houseWhen you visit me, why dont you bring over your son.bring torevive consciousnessWe used smelling s

20、alts to bring her to after she fainted.bring up +mentionI didnt want to bring up the fact that she was unemployed.bring up +raise ( a childSam was brought up in South Carolina.brush off +ignore something or someone (inf.Mary brushed her ex-boyfriend off at the party.burn * down +destroy by setting f

21、ire toThe children burned the house down while playing with matches.burn downburn until completely gone (buildingTwo buildings burnt down in the fire.burn upbe hotI am burning up in here - open the window.burn upconsume by fireThe papers were burned up in the fire.burn up +destroy by fireHe burnt up

22、 the files.buy out +buy the shares of a company or the shares the other person owns of a businessPacific Inc. was bought out by a company from Oregon.buy up +purchase the entire supply of somethingWe bought up all the beer in the store. call for +require (as in a recipeThis recipe calls for milk, no

23、t water.call * off +cancel somethingThey called the picnic off because of the rain.call * off +order to stop (an invasion, guard dogsHe called off the dogs when he saw it was his neighbor.call on +visitMark called on Naomi while he was in town.call on +invite someone to speak in a meeting or a class

24、room Professor Tanker called on Tim to answer the question.call * up +telephoneI called Sam up to see if he wanted to go to the movies.calm * down +make someone relaxYou can calm the baby down by rocking her gently.care for +nurse someone or somethingHe cared for the bird until its wing healed.care

25、for +like someone or somethingI dont care for sour cream on my potato.carry on +continue (a conversation, a gamePlease, carry on. I didnt mean to interrupt you.carry on with +continueI want you to carry on with the project while I am out of town.carry on about +continue in an annoying wayHe kept car

26、rying on about how much money he makes.carry * out +complete and/or accomplish somethingThe secret agent carried out his orders exactly as planned.carry * over +continue on a subsequent day, page, etc.The meeting carried over into lunch time.catch onslowly start to understand (inf.He caught on after

27、 a few minutes.catch upmake up for lost timeI will never catch up. I am too behind in my work.catch up with +speed up to be at the same place as a person or thing in front of youI had to run to catch up with the others.catch up on +become up-to-dateI need to catch up on world events. I havent seen t

28、he news in ages.check backreturn to see if everything is OKWe will check back tomorrow to make sure the project is finished.check on +make sure something is OKLets check on the baby again before we go to sleep.check for +try to findThey checked for termites before they bought the house.check inenter

29、 a hospital, hotel etc.They need to check in before noon. check into +enter a hospital, hotel etc.They checked into the hotel at 11:00 AM.check into +investigate, look for (often through a serviceWe are checking into discount flights to London.check by +go to a place to see if everything is OKWe nee

30、d to check by the office to see if the documents are ready.check * off +make a mark next to (an item on a listCheck each name off the list.check * out +investigate, take a look atHe checked out the new restaurant down the street.check outleave a hotel, hospitalIts already eleven. We need to check ou

31、t.check out of +leave a hotel, hospitalWe checked out of the hotel before ten.check * over +closely examine the condition of somethingHe checked over the old car to see if it was worth buying.check up on +investigate someone or somethingThe police are checking up on the bomb threats.check * throughs

32、end luggage through (to a destinationYour luggage will be checked through to Paris.check with +ask a person for confirmationHe needs to check with his parents before he goes.cheer * upmake someone feel cheerfulThe party really cheered me up.cheer upbecome cheerfulCheer up. Everything will be all rig

33、ht.chew * up +chew into small piecesThe dog chewed up my shoe.chop * down +fell/cut ( a treeThe lumberjack chopped the tree down.chop * up +chop/cut into small bitsHe chopped the meat up into little pieces.clean * up +tidySusan cleaned the mess up before she left.clear outleave ( inf.Everybody clear

34、 out! Were closed.clear * up +tidySusan cleared up the mess before she left.close * down +close a place permanentlyThe corner market closed down because they didnt have many customers.close downclose permanentlyThe bar was closed down because they served alcohol to minors.close in on +approach and t

35、hreatenThe rebels were closing in on the capital, so the government called in the army. close * up +close temporarilyThey are closing the ski resort up for the summer.close upclose temporarilyThe ski resort is closing up for the e aboutoccur / happenHow did you idea for the book come about

36、.come across +discover by accidentThey came across some lost Mayan ruins in the e across +initially seem or have the appearanceHe comes across as rather rude, but he e alongaccompany someoneIf you want, you can come e along with +accompanySam came along with us to the beac

37、e alongprogressHows the research paper coming e along with +progressHow are you coming along with the research e awayleave a place with a particular feeling or impressionI came away from the meeting feeling like the presentation was a e backreturnWhat time are you c

38、oming back?come by +get, receiveHow did you come by that new Mercedes?come byvisit a person at their houseIll come by later this e down with +become sick withHe came down with the e into +inheritHe came into a large sum of money when his aunt e off +fall off, break offThe

39、 handle came off the suitcase when I picked it e outappearI didnt see the car at first. It came out of e outreveal you are homosexualSam finally came out last e outturn out, end upThe pictures came out e out with +produce and distribute a productMicrosoft is coming

40、 out with a new video game system next e overvisit someone at their houseWhy dont you come over after work for e toregain consciousnessDont worry! She faints all the time. She always comes to after a few minutes. come throughdo what is needed or expectedTerry really came through f

41、or us in the e up to +approach; to equalThe job offer didnt come up to her e up with +produce or create (an idea, a planShe came up with a great proposal for the new advertising e with +include (an accessoryThe computer system doesnt come with a printer.count * in

42、+includeDid you count expenses in?count on +depend/rely onYou can really count on Sarah.count * out +excludeYou can count James out. He hates playing poker.count * up +addCount the change up and see how much we have.cross * out +draw a line through something, eliminateWhy did you cross my name out o

43、n the list?cut downdecrease the amount ofYou eat too much fat. You need to cut down.cut down on +decrease the amount ofYou need to cut down on your fat intake.cut ininterruptShe suddenly cut in and delivered the newscut in on +interruptShe cut in on the conversation and delivered the news.cut * offi

44、nterrupt someone while they were speakingShe cut him off before he said something he would regret later.cut * off +sever ( with a knifeHis finger was accidentally cut off in an industrial accident.cut * out +removeHe cut the bone out of the steak.cut * outstop an actionCut it out! Youre bothering me

45、.cut * up +cut into small piecesHe cut the beef up and put the pieces in the soup.iron * outeliminateWe need to have a meeting this week in order to iron out the distribution problems. eat awaygradually destroy, erodeThe heavy rains ate away at the sandstone cliffs.eat * up +devourKen ate the cookie

46、s up.eat ineat inside the homeWe usually eat in instead of going out for dinner.eat outeat outside the homeThey eat out once a week.jack up +to raiseWe need to jack up the car before we change the tire.joke aroundto be humorousMike is always joking around at work.jump inenter a conversationFeel free

47、 to jump in at any moment while we are talking.jump to +make a quick, poorly thought out decisionYou shouldnt jump to conclusions.face up to +acknowledge something difficult or embarrassingIll never be able to face up to my colleagues after getting so drunk last night at the work party.fall back on

48、+be able to use in case of emergencyYuki can fall back on her degree in biology if she doesnt succeed in her acting career.fall behindgo slower than scheduled, lagHurry up or you will fall behind!fall behind in +go slower than scheduled, lagCheryl has missed several days of school and now she is fal

49、ling behind in her homework.fall offdecreaseInterest in the project fell off when they realized it wouldnt be profitable.fill * out +complete (an applicationI filled out an application to rent the apartment last week.fill outmature, get breastsNow that youre filling out honey, we need to get you a b

50、ra.fall out with +have an argument withI had a falling out with my sister last month and we havent talked to each other since.fall throughfail to happenUnfortunately, my trip to Indonesia fell through because I couldnt save enough money.find outdiscoverVickys parents are going to be so mad when they

51、 find out she got a tattoo.feel * up +gropeShe sued her boss for sexual harassment after he felt her up. feel up to +have the energy to do somethingI dont feel up to going out tonight because I need to work.figure on +expectWhere do you figure on living when you move to the U.S?figure * out +solve s

52、omething, understandI finally figured the joke out. Now I understand why everybody was laughing.figure * up +calculateI need to figure my expenses up before I give you an estimate.fill * in +completeDont forget to fill in all the blanks on the application.fill insubstituteWho is going to fill in whi

53、le youre gone?fill in for +substitute forMiguel filled in for me at the meeting yesterday because I was sick.fill * up +fill to the topFill the car up with unleaded gas, please.fix * up +repair, renovate, remodelMy neighbors are fixing their house up.find out +discoverYou will never find out all my

54、secrets!get * across +cause to be understoodIts difficult to get humor across in another language.get aheadmake progressI cant get ahead even though I work two jobs.get ahead of +surpassYou need to work overtime in order to get ahead of schedule.get alonghave a good relationshipDo you and your siste

55、r get along?get along with +have a good relationshipGiovanna doesnt get along with her two brothers.get around +avoid someone or somethingSome people get around paying taxes by hiring a good accountant.get aroundgo many placesIts easy to get around town with public transportation.get awayescapeThe bank robbers got away.get in +enter ( a car, a small boatGet in the front seat. You will have more leg room.get inenterGet in. I will give you a ride to schoolget away with +do something against the rules or illegal and not get caught or punishedMy sister gets away with everything! get by on