Phrasal Verbs

Terms in this set (40)

Tell someone about an idea or plan in order to find out what they think of it

To demand that something happens

To ask someone to do something

To understand something

To behave in a way that makes people believe that you have a particular characteristic

To suggest or think of an idea or plan

To be confident that you can depend on someone

To talk to someone or meet someone, especially as part of your job

Used to describe a place where people can go, usually to get help or advice

To accept that a difficult situation exists

To have the energy to do something

To feel that you belong to a particular group

To start or continue doing something

To accept an unpleasant fact

To do something regularly

Review in detail

Mention to something

To become involved in an activity

Stay informed about a topic

Something leaps out at you, you notice it immediately:

To think that you are better than someone

Try to notice someone or something

Look froward to

Feel excited about something that is going to happen:

Examine the facts about a problem

Admire and respect someone

Compensate for something bad with something good

Criticize or be unkind to the same person often

Increase or improve

Joining different things together

When a car starts moving onto a different part of the road:

Affect other people's opinion of someone or something but in a bad way.

Finish or use somethig so that there is none left.

Attend to something.

Defend something or someone.

To be very noticeable

Be similar to an older member of your family

To start something.

Discuss all the details of something before making a decision.

Ignore someone or not give attention to something.

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