2 120 Most Imp Phrasal Verbs For A SSC CHSL 2019-2020

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Account for- To explain the reason for
Example- “Asking government to account for its

work is a trend now”, PM Narendra Modi
Answer for: to be answerable for ( गलत त

ल )
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Example - If one makes mistake then one

should be ready to answer for it.
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Ask after: to inquire about ( त )
Example - Ravi had to contact branch office to

ask after the delay in the process.
Attend on: to serve ( )
Example - We should not forget to attend on our

grandparents in their old age.
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Back out: to choose not to do something

agreed ( ह त त ह )
Example - After his father had refused him, he

backed out of picnic plan.
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Back up: to support ( ह त )
Example - I couldn’t have solved this issue

without your back up.
Bear down: to press down heavily ( ल )
Example - The snow bore down on the roof.

( त )
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Blow over: to pass without harming (

ह ग )
Example - My headache finally blew over.
Bound for: going to a destination ( त

ह )
Example - This train is bound for Chennai.
Break down (of machinery) : to stop working

( )
Example - Our car broke down on the way of

Udaipur. ( ह )
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Break down: to lose control emotionally (

लग )
Example - The old lady broke down when heard

news of her son’s death.
Break into: to enter illegally ( त )
Example - Last night, some thieves broke into

our neighbor’s house.
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Break out: to start (of disease or war etc.)

( ल )
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Example - In Southern Jaipur, the swine flu has

broken out.
Break up (of relationship) : to end/separate

( लग ह )
Example - Suman and Sohan broke up after 5

year’s long relationship.
Bring about: to cause to happen (ह ह )
Example - This injury on my hand brought about

skin infection to my whole body. ( ह
ह ह ह)
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Bring down: to reduce ( )
Example - Carelessness in studies brings down

the performance of student in exam.
Bring up: to raise, to rear ( ल )
Example - After My parent’s death in an

accident, I was brought up by my grandparents.

Call for: to demand ( ग )
Example - The Company workers called for extra

wages.
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Call off: to cancel ( )
Example - Due to heavy rainfall, we had to call

off our picnic plan.
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Call on: to pay a visit ( ल त )
Example - The Rural development minister calls

onrural areas every month.
Call up: to recall ( )
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Example - Although Tina is an atheist, she calls

up God when in trouble.
Carry on: to continue ( )
Example - After rain had stopped, we carried on

our party on roof.
Carry out: to execute ( )
Example - The Supervisor carried out all the

instructions carefully given by Manager.
Catch up (with): to stop being behind (

)
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Example - Though Rajan took admission in

midsession, he caught up with his classmates in
final exams.
Clear someone of: to free from blame (

)
Example - The Court has cleared him of all the

charges leveled against him.
Come about: to happen ( तह )
Example - What came about last night? I had

heard something.
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Come across: to meet by chance ( ल त

ह )
Example - Yesterday, while wandering in the

market, I came across my old school friend.
Come off : to be successful ( लह )
Example - After toiling hard, Ramesh has finally

come off in his IAS exam.
Cordon off : to seal a place (

)
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Example - The Police cordoned off the area,

where the accident took place.
Count on : to depend on, to rely on (

ह )
Example - Drishti always counts on her mother

for her personal work as she is too lazy. ( हत
ह)
Example - Nowadays, it’s not safe to count on

strangers. ( )
Cut out for : to be suitable for ( ल

ह )
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Example - The Candidate who will be cut out for

the post, will be recruited by our HR manager.
Deal in : to have business of ( )
Example - Mr. Sinha deals in garment. (

त ह)
Deal out : to distribute ( त त )
Example - Our teacher dealt out the exam

sheet.
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Deal with : to treat with a person ( ह )
Example - My aunt deals with everyone in a very

kind way.
Do away with : to abolish/murder ( )
Example - Hari was very disturbed with his family

issue, he finally did away with it. ( ल
)
Drop in/by : to visit informally (

)
Example - Yesterday, Our Principal madam

dropped inclass.
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Egg on : to motivate ( त )
Example - Our Parents always egg on us for our

better career.
Fall for : fall in love with ( तह )
Example - Jack fell for Jill in early school days.
Fall out (with) : to quarrel with ( ग ह )
Example - Yesterday, Our neighbors fell out on

trivial matter.
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Feel like : to be excited to do something (

ह )
Example - Sachin loves cricket, he feels like to

play it all time.

Figure out : to understand ( )
Example - The manager is trying to figure out the

concept of new project.
Fizzle out : to weaken gradually ( )
Example - We were all excited about festivals in

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childhood, but the excitement has frizzled out.

( ह ह ह ग ह)
Gain on : to come close to ( त गत ह )
Example - Although Rita was an average student

in beginning, she gained on topper of class in
annual exams.
Get along (with someone) : to have a friendly

relationship ( त ह ह )
Example - Deepika gets along well with Ranvir.
Get away with : to do something illegal without

being punished (गलत ल )
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Example - Though Rohan had commited crime,

he got away with this.
Get over : to have control on ( ह )
Example - Parents should be able to get over

their children.
Get on : to make progress ( ग त )
Example - Everyone can get on, if he/she works

hard.
Get rid of : to leave, to dispose of, to throw

away ( )
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Example - We were so irritated with the children,

so we sent them out to play and got rid of
disturbance.
Get through with : to complete a task (

)
Example - The marketing team has got through

with its assignment.
Give away : to reveal the secret ( ह ग )
Example - My friends were planning a surprise

birthday party but one of them was so excited
that he gave away the plan.
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Give in : to surrender ( )
Example - However, The king had struggled

hard but at the end, he had to give in.
Give up : abandon ( ग )
Example - After watching the height of the

mountain, we gave up our plan of climbing.
Go about : to move from place to place ( गह

गह )
Example - Government employees go about in

town and villages for the social campaign.
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Go along with : to agree ( ह त ह )
Example - My boss went along with me on the

idea regarding the upcoming project.
Goes by : to work accordingly ( )
Example - Suman is a very sincere employee;

she always goes by company’s policies.

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Go down in history : to get admitted in history

( तह ह )
Example - Gandhiji struggled hard for freedom of

India so his name went down in history.
Go on : to continue doing something (

)
Example - Even after exam gets postponed,

Students should go on preparation.
Go through : To read, to pass through a time

( ग / )
Example - You are advised to go through this
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chapter in order to find solution of your problem.

( )
Example - These days, Real estate business is

going through inflation. ( ग ह ह)
Go with : to match ( ल )
Example - This scarf is going with my new dress

which I bought last week.
Hear of : to get the news about (

ल )
Example - I was shocked when heard of his fatal

accident. ( ल )
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Hit out : to attack verbally ( ल )
Example - Some persons are in the habit of

hitting outothers.
Hold back : to control expression ( )
Example - Sunita was about to say something,

but suddenly she held back. ( लत लत ग )
Hold on : to keep something in a position
Example - In spite of her aching shoulders,

Robin held onthe rope.(
)
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Jump at : to reach conclusion in a hurry (

ह )
Example - John has no passions, he always

jumps at. ( ह ह ह त ह)
Keep away : to maintain distance ( )
Example - Childern were instructed to keep away

from garbage while playing in the street. (
ह ल ह ग )
Keep from : to abstain from ( गत ह )
Example - We should keep from bad company.
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Keep up: to maintain in good condition/ to

continue doing something ( त /
)
Example - Sameer loves his bike, so he keeps it

up. ( त त ह)
Example - You are doing well in game, keep it

up. ( )
Knock down : to thrust someone to the ground

( ग )
Example - In the game of Kabbadi, Sushil

knocked down his opponent.
Lay down : to give up arms (ह ल )

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Example - Though soldiers struggled hard in the

battle, but in end they had to lay down.
Lay off : to dismiss/ to fire ( /

ल )
Example - In the time of recession, Companies

usually lay off its employees.

Lie behind : to be the real reason ( त

ह )
Example - We need to explore what lies behind

the increasing weight problem. (
त ह)
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Live by : to earn livelihood/ to follow (

ग / )
Example - My uncle lives by furniture work.(

ग त ह)
Example - We should live by traffic rules while on

road. ( त त ह)
Live off : to live on particular food (

ह )
Example - Some monks live off fruits and

vegetables only. ( लऔ ह त ह)
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Live through : to survive in difficulty (

ल )
Example - Nowadays, My family is living

throughinsolvency. ( ग ल ह ह ह)
Live up to : to reach an expected standard (

ह )
Example - This project should have lived up to,

but unfortunately it is not. ( ह ह )

Look about/for : to search ( )

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Example - I am looking about my spectacles.
Example - My mother has looked for the shirt,

but didn’t find it.
Look after : to take care of something or

someone ( ल )
Example - We should look after our

grandparents in their old age.
Look down on /upon : to regard as inferior (

गह / )
Example - He looks down on everyone, who

doesn’t belong to his community.
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Look forward to : to anticipate pleasantly ( त

त )
Example - As Minal has performed well in

interview, she is looking forward to positive
response from company.
Look into : to investigate ( - )
Example - The police are looking into case

honestly.
Look out for : to try to find (

)
Example - You need to look out for why he

declined your proposal.
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Look over : to examine ( )
Example - Teachers look over answer sheet

carefully before submitting to exam cell.
Make do with : to manage ( ल )
Example - There was no juice so I had to make

do with soft drink which I generally avoid.
Make for : to result in/ to cause ( त ह

ह )
Example - The low quality of service made for

failure of project. (ग , लह
)
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Make out : to manage to understand (

)
Example - Manager is trying to make out the

concept of new project proposed by me.
Make the most of : to get maximum ( ल

)
Example - The smart person always makes the

most ofevery situation that comes his way.
Occur to : to understand ( )
Example - Physics never occurs to me, however

I try a lot to understand it.
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Part with : to leave/ abandon ( / ग त

)
Example - You need to part with your some

luggage as it is creating extra load in car.
Part from : leave or separate form someone

( लग ह )
Example - Reena parted from her boyfriend

after five year’s long relationship.
Pull off : to succeed in doing something difficult

( ल लह )
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Example - It was almost impossible to

conveyance my father for my Udaipur trip but
finally we have pulled off.
Pull up : to criticize ( ल )
Example - My aunt is in the habit of pulling up

others without any reason.
Put across : to communicate successfully ( त

ल त त )
Example - Pakistan and China put across on the

issue of their new upcoming project.
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Put aside : to save for future or to avoid (

ल )
Example - It is always advised to put aside some

money by our parents. ( ल )
Example - Rohan put aside all the bottlenecks

while preparing for IAS exam. ( )
Put up with : to tolerate ( ह )
Example - We should never put up with wrong

doings of unsocial elements.
Put forth : to request ( )
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Example - We had to put forth to authority to

consider our application first.
Put together : to put someone in trouble or to

create or construct ( ल / )
Example - Reena always puts together me with

her pranks. ( ल त ह)
Example - The manager has put together

separate team for every task. ( ल
लग ह)
Put down : to suppress or criticize (

ल )
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Example - The mettle king put down his enemy

bravely. ( )
Put off : to postpone ( गत )
Example - Karan had to put off his holiday trip

due to busy schedule of office.
Put on : to wear clothes/ gain weight ( ह

)
Example - Children don’t like putting on woolen

clothes even in extreme winter. (
ह ह त)
Example - Sheela has put on so she is not able

to be fit in her old dresses. ( ग ह)
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Put out : to extinguish ( )
Example - At last, fire brigade arrived and put out

the fire.
Put through : to make someone feel something

unpleasant ( ल )
Example - Seema is very childish in nature, she

always puts through others.
Run down : to criticize / to decline ( ल /

)
Example - Don’t run down your brother in public,

it will definitely annoy him. ( ल त )
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Example - Due to low quality of service, the

rating of this product has run down. ( ग ह ग
ह)
Run into (problem) : to face ( )
Example - I just wanted to help him, but I didn’t

know I would run into this pathetic situation.
Run into : to meet by chance ( ल तह )
Example - It was really unexpected to run into

my old college friend in market.
Run over : to crush by a vehicle ( ह ल )
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Example - Yesterday, My grandmother was run

over by a car in street.
Set about : to initiate effort ( )
Example - Vikas is very sincere for his career, he

set abouthis IAS exam in graduation period.
Set up : to establish ( त )
Example - Coal India has set up one of its

branches in Dhanbad.
Sit around/about : to spend time without any

activity ( ल )
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Example - My brother is so careless. He neither

studies nor works. He just sits around.
Smile on : to bless ( ह )
Example - Destiny has smiled on Tanmay as he

has cracked exam without preparing for it.
See off - To take leave of
Example- I went to the station to see off my

friends.
Stand by - To remain loyal/ to be ready
Example- I will stand by you through thick and

thin.
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Taken aback- To be surprised
Example- I was taken aback by his audacity.
Take after - To resemble a close, older relative
Example- He has taken after his father.
Take over - To take responsibility for or control

of
Example- A new secretary has taken over the

key post.
Turn down - To refuse or reject
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Example- He turned down my offer.
Turn out (to be) - To prove to be
Example- He turned out to be a crook.
Wear off - To lose effect Soon
Example- The polish started wearing off .
Weigh down -
To make anxious, to burden
Example- Men were weighed down with added

responsibilities.

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Account for- To explain the reason for

Example- “Asking government to account for its

Answer for: to be answerable for ( गलत त

Example - If one makes mistake then one

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Ask after: to inquire about ( त )

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Attend on: to serve ( )

Example - We should not forget to attend on our

Back out: to choose not to do something

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Back up: to support ( ह त )

Example - I couldn’t have solved this issue

Bear down: to press down heavily ( ल )

Example - The snow bore down on the roof.

Blow over: to pass without harming (

Example - My headache finally blew over.

Bound for: going to a destination ( त

Example - This train is bound for Chennai.

Break down (of machinery) : to stop working

Example - Our car broke down on the way of

Break down: to lose control emotionally (

Example - The old lady broke down when heard

Break into: to enter illegally ( त )

Example - Last night, some thieves broke into

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Break out: to start (of disease or war etc.)

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Break up (of relationship) : to end/separate

Example - Suman and Sohan broke up after 5

Bring about: to cause to happen (ह ह )

Example - This injury on my hand brought about

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Bring down: to reduce ( )

Example - Carelessness in studies brings down

Bring up: to raise, to rear ( ल )

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Call for: to demand ( ग )

Example - The Company workers called for extra

Call off: to cancel ( )

Example - Due to heavy rainfall, we had to call

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Call on: to pay a visit ( ल त )

Example - The Rural development minister calls

Call up: to recall ( )

Example - Although Tina is an atheist, she calls

Carry on: to continue ( )

Example - After rain had stopped, we carried on

Carry out: to execute ( )

Example - The Supervisor carried out all the

Catch up (with): to stop being behind (