Verb Phrasal Verbs Meanings

Break down, Break into, Break To stop functioning, to enter by force, to end a relationship, to
Break
up, Break through, Break out overcome a barrier, to start suddenly

Bring about, Bring back, Bring

To cause to happen, to return, to reduce or cause to fall, to
Bring down, Bring in, Bring out, Bring
introduce or earn, to produce or reveal, to mention
up

Call Call off, Call up, Call for To cancel, to telephone, to demand or require

Come across, Come by, Come To find unexpectedly, to acquire or obtain, to arise or occur, to
Come
up, Come up with, Come in suggest or think of an idea, to enter

To have a good relationship, to escape, to enter or to arrive, to

Get along, Get away, Get in,
leave or to escape punishment, to make progress or be
Get off, Get on, Get out, Get
Get compatible, to leave or escape, to recover from, to meet
over, Get together, Get through,
socially, to complete or endure, to rise from bed or to organize,
Get up, Get around
to circumvent or to move

To proceed, to explode or to become bad, to continue, to

Go ahead, Go off, Go on, Go
Go review or examine, to experience or undergo, to leave one's
over, Go through, Go out
home socially

Hang around, Hang out, Hang

Hang To spend time idly, to spend time socially, to end a phone call
up

Hold on, Hold up, Hold back, To wait, to delay or hinder, to restrain or hesitate, to maintain
Hold
Hold onto possession of
 Look after, Look around, Look
back, Look down, Look forward
Look
to, Look into, Look out, Look
over, Look up, Look up to
Make out, Make up, Make up
Make
for, Make off
Pass Pass away, Pass out, Pass on
Put away, Put down, Put
Put forward, Put off, Put on, Put
out, Put up, Put up with
Run into, Run out of, Run over,
Run
Run through, Run up
Set Set off, Set out, Set up
Show Show off, Show up
Stand Stand by, Stand out
Take after, Take off, Take on,
Take
Take over, Take up
Turn around, Turn away, Turn
Turn down, Turn in, Turn off, Turn
on, Turn out, Turn over
To take care of, to observe, to remember or reflect, to regard
with disdain, to anticipate with pleasure, to investigate, to be
careful, to inspect, to search for information, to admire or
respect
To discern or understand, to reconcile or invent, to compensate
for, to leave hastily or secretly
To die, to faint or distribute, to transmit or convey
To tidy or store, to criticize or euthanize, to propose or suggest,
to postpone, to wear or to perform, to extinguish or publish, to
accommodate or to tolerate, to tolerate
To encounter unexpectedly, to exhaust the supply of
something, to collide with or review quickly, to review or use up
quickly, to accumulate or increase rapidly
To start a journey or to cause an explosion, to start a journey or
to arrange, to establish
To display proudly, to appear unexpectedly, to attend or arrive
To support or remain loyal to, to be noticeable or remarkable
To resemble or imitate, to remove or to become successful, to
undertake or assume responsibility, to assume control of, to
start or begin
To reverse or change direction, to reject or divert, to refuse, to
go to bed or to submit, to switch off or to cause disinterest, to
switch on or to excite, to result or to attend, to rotate or to
relinquish