This document defines and provides examples of usage for various English phrasal verbs. Some phrasal verbs described include hold back, meaning to restrain or withhold something, look into, meaning to investigate or examine something closely, and put across, meaning to express or convey something clearly. In total over 100 different phrasal verbs and their meanings are listed and exemplified in the document.
This document defines and provides examples of usage for various English phrasal verbs. Some phrasal verbs described include hold back, meaning to restrain or withhold something, look into, meaning to investigate or examine something closely, and put across, meaning to express or convey something clearly. In total over 100 different phrasal verbs and their meanings are listed and exemplified in the document.
This document defines and provides examples of usage for various English phrasal verbs. Some phrasal verbs described include hold back, meaning to restrain or withhold something, look into, meaning to investigate or examine something closely, and put across, meaning to express or convey something clearly. In total over 100 different phrasal verbs and their meanings are listed and exemplified in the document.
He could no longer hold back his tears. Hold back - trzymać coś w sekrecie I know you are holding something back. Hold back - wstrzymywać się She regrets having kids because she thinks they hold her back from spreading her wings. Hold in - powstrzymywać Don't hold your feelings in. Let them out. Hold off - odraczać The case was held off due to the lack of evidence. Hold on - zaczekać Hold on a minute. I forgot about something. Hold on to - trzymać się czegoś np. wiary I always held on to the belief that one day he would succeed. Hold out - wystarczyć These stores will hold out for winter. Hold out - nie ustępować Erivan surrendered, but Shusha continued to hold out. Hold up - opóźniać She wants to hold up the ceremony. Hold up - okraść kogoś The man who has been holding old ladies up was caught yesterday. Hold up - trzymać się My grandmother's health holds up great. Keep away from – trzymać się z daleka You can’t keep the kids away from the computer. Keep back – ukrywać He said he was fine, but I knew he was keeping something back. Keep down – utrzymywać na niskim poziomie The company wants to keep down labour costs. Keep in – trzymać w czymś They can't keep him in jail forever. Keep off – trzymać się z daleka Keep off the edge! Keep off – unikać My brother doesn't keep off alcohol. Keep on – kontynuować You have to keep on trying. Keep on – trwać The rain kept on for the rest of the day. Keep out – nie wpuszczać kogoś You have to keep out everyone. Keep out of – trzymać się z daleka He was careful to keep out of sight. Keep up with – utrzymać ten sam poziom Jack hasn't been able to keep up with the rest of his team. Keep up with – być na bieżąco I find it hard to keep up with the news. Look after - opiekować się Do you have any experience in looking after small children? Look back on - wspomnieć, spojrzeć wstecz (czasowo) When they looked back on their many years together, they realized that their marriage had been very happy one. Look down on - traktować kogoś z pogardą He seems to look down on anyone who doesn’t like the same things that he does. Look for - szukać czegoś I've been looking for you everywhere. Look forward to - oczekiwać I’m really looking forward to vacation. Look in on - odwiedzać kogoś (bez zaproszenia) I plan to look in on him today after I finish work. Look into - zajmować się czymś, badać jakaś sprawę I will look into your application. Look on - przyglądać się, rozglądać się I always say, look on the bright side. Look out - uważać, rozglądać się, być ostrożnym You should look out, it's a dangerous neighbourhood. Look out for - szukać kogoś, wypatrywać kogoś We looked out for you everywhere. Where have you been? Look over – przeglądać coś, sprawdzać coś The boss was looking our project proposal over. Look over - sprawdzić coś szybko The existing legislation needs to be looked over to take into account developments in technology. Look round – rozejrzeć się wokół siebie He looked round to see a car in front of him. Look through – spojrzeć na coś szybko I've looked through some catalogues. Look through - przeszukiwać coś She looked through her bag and couldn't find her wallet. Look up – znajdować coś, wyszukiwać coś I don't know what this word means. I will look it up in a dictionary. Look up – odwiedzić kogoś po dłuższym czasie Look me up next time you're in Los Angeles.
Be made for – być stworzonym do czegoś
Paul and Ann were made for each other. Make for – kierować się do The coach was heading for Warsaw. Make over – przekazywać własność They moved on to a larger farm and in time made it over to Francis. Make out – dostrzegać coś I can't make out anything in this fog. Make out – zrozumieć coś If you don't leave this place, you might never make out the meaning of life. Make out – wypełnić druk, pismo I'm going to make out a receipt for you. Make sth up to sb – wynagrodzić komuś I promise that I will make up to you for what I've done. Make up - tworzyć Can you make up a salad from these ingredients? Make up – robić makijaż She spent too much time making herself up. Make up – pogodzić się z przyjacielem I can't make up with her. I'm still mad at her. Make up – składać się z czegoś Insects are made up of tens of thousands of proteins. Make up one’s mind – podjąć decyzję I'm going to give you five minutes to make up your mind. Make up for – zrekompensować coś I was absent last week and I have to make up for it.
Put across – przekazać, wyjaśnić
He has taken out a half-page advertisement in his local paper to put his point across. Put aside – odkładać, oszczędzać She took up a slice of bread, broke it nervously, then put it aside. Put away – umieścić w więzieniu, w szpitalu psychiatrycznym He's an animal! He should be put away. Put down – zanotować coś I put the date in my diary. Put down – wpłacić zaliczkę He bought an investment property for $100,000 and put down $20,000. Put down to - przypisywać You may be a sceptic and put it down to life's inequalities. Put forward – proponować coś I would like to put a solution forward. Put off – przełożyć coś He put off writing the essay until the last minute. Put on - zakładać He put on a sweater and trousers. Put on - przytyć You should put on weight, because you're too thin. Put on - włączać He pulled a beer out of the fridge and put on TV. Put on – przygotowywać sztukę The children put on a beautiful Nativity. Be put out – być poirytowanym I was put out because of his silly behaviour. Put out – zgasić ogień The firefighters put out the fire. Put out – przysparzać komuś kłopotu It is a very sociable diet to follow because you don't have to put anyone out. Put through – łączyć się telefonicznie I can't put you through to the manager, he is busy at the moment. Put through – doświadczać czegoś ciężkiego School has put her through a lot of stress. Put up - wybudować The company will put the building up in a year. Put up – zatrzymywać się gdzieś We put up at some small but pleasant inn. Put up – wysunąć kandydaturę He’s new party is putting up 15 candidates for 22 seats. Put up with – tolerować I can't put up with his behaviour anymore!