Phrasal verbs

By: Ana Sofía Doncel

Get
 Get out

Apañárselas
My french isn’t very good, but it’s enough to get by.
 Get over

Superar

You're going to have to get over your grudge with his

 Get back

Responder a alguien
I sent him an e-mail,but he never got back to me
 Get up

Levantarse

Norman, it's time to get up.

 Get across

Cruzar
But we need to get across the river to Manhattan.
 Get along

Llevarse bien
We just don't get along, man
 Get away

Escapar

We tried to catch the thief,but he managed to get away

 Get by

Sobrevivir

The man is just trying to get by

 Get down (to)

Ir a

You want to get down to army

 Get in

Entrar
How did the thieves get in?
 Get on

Subir/montarse
The bus was full, we couldn´t get on

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 Get off

Bajar

I saw Gant get off the train this morning.

Take
 Take on

Asumir
Sir, Mr. Sheikh has agreed to take on this responsibility
 Take out

Sacar
Help me take out the garbage
 Take off

Despegar
It was my first flight.I was nervous as the plane took off.
 Take in

Disfrutar de

Sink into this chair, and take in the view

 Take for

Tardar en

How much does it take for deciding?

 Take up

Comenzar algo
Laura took up photography a few years ago. She takes really good pictures
 Take through

Llevar
Or they may have decided the main problems to address and what action they would
like to take through a church and community mobilisation (CCM) process, such as
Umoja.
 Take over

Apoderarse

That's when he decides to take over the kingdom

Work
 work out

Desarrollarse, progresar, elaborar

Good luck for the future.I hope everything works out well for you.
 work over

Trabajar sobre
Now only work over the first 17-18-19-21-22 sts
 work through

Resolver
Your father and I have some issues That we had to work through
 work up

Reunir
Hina helps him work up the courage to confront his absentee father, Naitou

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 work on

Preparar
Give me time to work on my speech
Thanks!