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'Usual verb'
'Phrasal verb'
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'meet or find by chance'
'come across; (meet also) run into'
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'invite home'
'ask around'
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'not work properly'
'play up'
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'stop working'
'break down'
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'deal with or find a solution to a problem; find a way of dealing with or avoiding the problem'
'sort out; get round / around'
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'cause inconvenience'
'mess about'
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'recover from'
'get over'
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'give a lift'
'pick (subject) up'
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'escape; leave a place or person (esp. when it is difficult)'
'get away'
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'block someone''s way'
'cut off'
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'1) believe; 2)fall in love with'
'fall for'
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'1) understand; kiss, 2) touch in a sexual way'
'make out'
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'oppose, defy'
'go against'
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'experience'
'go through'
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'remove a part of sth;stop working'
'cut out'
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'go somewhere together'
'invite someone out'
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'invite to come in'
'invite someone in'
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'invite to come to one''s place'
'invite someone over'
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'invite to come'
'invite me round'
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'invite to come upstairs to one''s place'
'invite someone up'
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'invite to come with somebody'
'invite someone along'
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'come back home with someone'
'invite someone back'
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'have an arrangement to do something'
'have sth on'
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'to persuade someone that something is true when it is not (usually as a joke)'
'have sb on'
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'to wear something (never in continuous; never passive)'
'have on sth (have sth on)'
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'preparation for physical (or relatively hard mental) activity'
'warm-up <--- warm up'
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'a place where sb can hide from other people'
'hideout <--- hide out'
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'1) the value of the goods and services that a company sells in a particular period of time 2) the rate at which people leave a place and new people arrive 3) a sweet pie filled with fruit'
'turnover <--- turn over'
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'1) an accident with several vehicles 2) a situation when there are a lot of difficult things to deal with at once'
'pile-up <--- pile up'
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'a reduction of something such as money available to spend'
'cutback <--- cut back'
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'an angry reaction or protest by a lot of people against sb/sth'
'outcry <--- cry out'
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'sb who is in a particular place by chance when an accident or unusual event happens but who is not directly connected with it'
'bystander <--- stand by'
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'1) a discovery/achievemnt that comes after long and hard work 2) success at sth'
'breakthrough <- break through'
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'разовый, одноразовый, расточительный'
'throwaway <-- throw away'
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'disgusting, unpleasant'
'off-putting <-- put off'
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'1) escape 2) short holiday 3) a place away from home where you can relax'
'getaway <-- get away'
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'1) sb who is friendly and enjoys the company of other people 2) soon to leave a position of authority (power) 3) sb who is going out of a place :)'
'outgoing <-- go out'
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'happening or existing in the past'
'bygone <-- go by'
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'спад, регресс, снижение'
'downturn <-- turn down'
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'enter / continue doing / (with) be good friends (with)'
'get on'
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'inflate / make explode (go off :)) / become angry'
'blow up'
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'make a mistake'
'slip up'
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'make smaller / allow in through a hole / deceive / give a bed to / include / understand the meaning or importance'
'take in'
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'наступить (в лужу) / вмешаться (в чужую ссору)'
'step in'
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'отключить(ся) в обоих смыслах'
'switch off'
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'выпасть / бросить (учёбу)'
'drop out'
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'привязывать (опять же, в обоих смыслах)'
'tie down'
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'клонить к чему-то (вести разговор)'
'drive at'
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'вдалбливать (знания)'
'drum into'
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'снимать сливки (в обоих смыслах), т.е. отбирать (лучших)'
'cream off'
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'have to deal with'
'come up against '
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'to be influenced by sth, depend on sth'
'come down to (doing sth)'
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'make (a decision)'
'come to (a decision)'
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'arrive at a place'
'come along'
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'separate into pieces'
'come apart'
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'become conscious again'
'come (a)round'
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'1) вывестись (о пятне), 2) раскрыться (о тайне), 3) быть представленным, выпущенным (о книгах, законах), 4) выписаться (из больницы)'
'come out'
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'be mentioned, happed unexpectedly, become available'
'come up'
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'meet to have a good time'
'get together (with)'
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'like each other and be friendly; continue doing something, especially work'
'get on (with)'
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'(e.g. work or payments) do not enough '
'get behind (with)'
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'do and complete something difficult or unpleasant'
'get sth over with '
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'be very surprised that something happened or turned out to be true'
'can''t / couldn''t get over'
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'succeed in not being critisized or punished for something wrong OR succeed in doing something even having chosen not the best way'
'get away with something / doing something'
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'have just enough money to live, nothing more'
'get by'
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'what do you mean?'
'what are you getting at?'
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'to agree, to support an opinion'
'go along with'
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'1) continue, 2) happen, 3) begin an activity/state'
'go on'
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'do sth unleasant/difficult because you planned or promised it'
'go through with'
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'about two types of thing or people that are usually found together, exist together'
'go together'
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'doing or competing in sth'
'go in for'
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'start to deal with'
'go about'
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'survive without something you usually have'
'go without'
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'stop giving the light'
'go out'
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'1) experience, 2) examine the contents of sth very carefully'
'go through'
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'1) leave a place 2) to become bad (about food)'
'go off'
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'read quickly and not carefully; examine or consider something carefully in order to make a decision'
'look at '
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'carefully watch the things around you to notice a particular thing'
'look out (for)'
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'(noun) a person who is watching the danger'
'lookout'
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'watch an activity without taking part in it'
'look on'
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'(noun) someone who watches an activity without being involved in it'
'onlooker'
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'respect and admire somebody'
'look up to somebody'
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'think that this thing/person is less important than you'
'look down on somebody/something'
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'take care'
'look after sm/st'
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'think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events'
'look ahead '
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'try to find something by asking different people or looking in different places'
'look around/round'
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'feel pleased and excited about something going to happen'
'look forward to sth/doing sth'
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'consult a dictionary to find out what the word means; meet; become better'
'look up '
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'quickly examine something or someone'
'look over'
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'to read something quickly and not very carefully'
'look through'
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'investigate; discover and examine the facts about the problem or situation'
'look into '
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'read quickly and not carefully; examine or consider something carefully in order to make a decision'
'look at '
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'carefully watch the things around you to notice a particular thing'
'look out (for)'
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'(noun) a person who is watching the danger'
'lookout'
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'watch an activity without taking part in it'
'look on'
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'(noun) someone who watches an activity without being involved in it'
'onlooker'
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'respect and admire somebody'
'look up to somebody'
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'think that this thing/person is less important than you'
'look down on somebody/something'
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'take care'
'look after sm/st'
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'think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events'
'look ahead '
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'try to find something by asking different people or looking in different places'
'look around/round'
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'feel pleased and excited about something going to happen'
'look forward to sth/doing sth'
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'consult a dictionary to find out what the word means; meet; become better'
'look up '
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'quickly examine something or someone'
'look over'
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'to read something quickly and not very carefully'
'look through'
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'investigate; discover and examine the facts about the problem or situation'
'look into '
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'to arrange a meeting and then fail to attend it'
'stand sb up'
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'go in direction of'
'make for somewhere'
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'invent a story; say sth that is not true'
'make sth up (make up sth)'
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'form the whole of something'
'make up something'
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'be able to hear/to see sb with a difficulty'
'make out something'
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'understand why sb behaves as sb does'
'make sb out (make out sb)'
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'understand sth the reason why it happened'
'make sth out (make out sth)'
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'1) cosmetics 2) combination of things that form sth (eg, a group of different people)'
'make-up'
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'compensate, in a context that sth good makes up for sth bad'
'make up for'
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'загладить вину / ответить добром'
'make it up to (sb)'
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'fix new piece of equipment in the correct place'
'put sth in / put in sth'
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'make a device work by pressing a switch; play video / audio / slide show (especially from CD) -- поставить (?); clothe oneself with sth'
'put sth on / put on sth'
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'make a device stop working (turn it off)'
'put sth out / put out sth'
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'build a structure; open sth rolled or folded up so that it is ready to use; stick sth on a piece of paper to a wall to convey some information'
'put sth up / put up sth'
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'postpone, decide or arrange sth at a later time / tell sm you''ll meet them or do something for them later'
'put sth off (until) / put sb off'
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'change the date or time of an event so it happens later then planned'
'put sth back'
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'make a watch or clock show an earlier time'
'put (watch or clock) forward / back'
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'make a watch or clock show a later time'
'put (watch or clock) ahead'
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'to be annoyed by sth done or said to you'
'to be put out'
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'accept sth/someone''s behaviour even if you don''t like it'
'put up with sth/sm'
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'tell smth helpful'
'put sb on/onto sth/sb'
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'destroy; roll or fold something to move it; land (about a plane)'
'put down'
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'to state so as to be understood clearly or accepted readily'
'put sth across'
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'extinguish a fire or make a stop smoking a cigarette '
'put out (a cigarette or a fire)'
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'separate into pieces'
'take sth apart or take apart sth'
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'to return sth in a shop or to an owner; to admit of being wrong'
'take sth back or take back sth'
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'to separate sb from a group of people to talk to them privately'
'take sb aside or take aside sb'
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'1) leave a place without explanations, 2) about a plane that takes off the earth 3) to reduce amount of sth (eg price)'
'take off'
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'to start to do sth new (job or activity)'
'take up sth or take sth up'
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'вычитать :) take 11 away from 33 = 22'
'take away sth or take sth away'
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'look carefully at sth noticing all details'
'take in sth or take sth in'
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'subscribe oficially'
'take out'
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'start to do sth often'
'take to'
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'to be extremely busy with sth'
'to be taken up with sth'
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'to accept sth from sb (eg an offer)'
'take sb up on sth'
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'to be tiring for sb'
'take it out for sb'
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'make a place or a room tidy by putting things in the correct place'
'clear up / tidy up'
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'remove rubbish or dirt, esp. from the floor, using a brush (or a sweeper :))'
'sweep up'
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'mixed together in an untidy way'
'jumbled up'
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'hand clothes etc. on a hook'
'hang up'
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'to be blocked by something like, for example, rubbish or hair not permitting water going out of a baisin or sink'
'clogged up'
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'use all the supply; to run out of something'
'use up'
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'finish some product completely'
'eat up / drink up / use up'
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'two verbs meaning "arrive"; the latter means arriving at a place where someone expects you to come'
'turn up / show up'
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'start a new business'
'open up'
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'make something more interesting or exciting'
'live up'
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'(verb/noun) to arrange something / a way that something is arranged'
'set up'
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'separate into smaller parts or groups'
'divide up'
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'cut (e.g. a cucumber) something into smaller pieces'
'chop up'
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'to lead sb to the door of a room or building when they are leaving'
'show sb out/show out sb'
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'to go with sb to the door of a room or building when they are leaving'
'see sb out / see out sb'
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'выпустить из помещения, открыть кому-либо дверь'
'let out sb(sth) / let sb (sth) out'
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'закрыть (запереть) двери от кого-то'
'lock out sb/lock sb out'
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'нечаянно захлопнуть за собой дверь, когда ключи остались внутри дома'
'lock yourself out'
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'навести порядок, справиться с чем-либо трудным (решить сложную задачу)'
'sort out'
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'износить, изнашивать'
'wear out'
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'расчистить, убрать (выбросить лишнее)'
'clear out'
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'arrange things on a flat surface, расправить, расстелить'
'spread out'
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'test sth before buying it'
'try out sth'
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'помогать, временно выполняя какую-либо работу или обеспечивая материально'
'help out '
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'чувствовать себя ущербным в чем-то по причине отсутствия к-либо навыка'
'to feel lost out'
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'left the ground (of an aircraft or a spacecraft)'
'lift off'
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'start a journey'
'head off'
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'leave a place quietly (уйти по-английски?)'
'slip off'
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'leave a place quickly (inf.); убраться'
'clear off'
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'come with someone to say goodbye; провожать'
'see off'
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'sell all or a part of business'
'sell off'
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'gradually start to sleep; прикорнуть'
'doze off'
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'quickly and easily write something, esp. something difficult to write'
'run off'
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'suddenly stop speaking'
'break off'
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'make someone not like something'
'put smb off / turn smb off'
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'delay doing something (like put off???)'
'hold off'
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'laugh at something in order to make it seem less important or serious'
'laugh smth off'
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'put a piece of clothing to see if it fits and if it suits you'
'try on'
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'(adj) pretending, not genuine'
'put-on'
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'put a piece of clothing'
'put on'
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'pretend to have a particular feeling, behave in a way that is not natural '
'put on'
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'worry, upset'
'wigh on (upon)'
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'be confident that sb will help you'
'rely/depend/count on (upon)'
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'continue to do sth'
'keep on'
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'give sth to sb else'
'pass (sth) on'
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'give someone an illness'
'pass on'
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'visit a place or a person for a short time, usually when you are going somewhere else'
'call in'
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'put a substance on a surface so that it goes into the surface'
'rub sth in/rub in sth'
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'prevent sb from leaving as room or a building by locking the doors'
'lock sb in/lock in sb'
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'(inf) rudely join a line of people who a waiting by going in front of the people who are already there'
'push in'
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'start to be believed (about upleasant or surprising news, learning material)'
'sink in'
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'communicate or express clearly'
'put over'
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'move to make room for someone else'
'move over'
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'examine to make sure something is correct'
'check over'
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'hit it with foot so that something spills'
'knock over'
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'flow over the side of a pan'
'boil over'
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'put on paper'
'note / write / take down'
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'make something fall to the ground (eg about the wind)'
'blow down'
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'To act more forcefully to regulate, repress, or restrain'
'crack down'
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'stop the number, level, or size of something from increasing'
'keep / hold (eg prices) / keep down'
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'cut through something (eg a tree) so that it falls to the ground'
'chop / cut down '
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'eat less of something (in order to be healthy)'
'cut down'
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'to close something for the rest of the times (eg about a cafe)'
'shut / close down'
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'read over / through'
'read something from the beginning to the end'
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'look over'
'have a look'
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'go over'
'talk or thing about something in order to validate it'
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'hand over'
'give something to someone else'
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'stay over'
'spend the night somewhere'
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'fall over'
'fall to the ground'
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