Phrasal verbs with up
Phrasal verbs with get
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100

When someone is tired of doing something and wants to stop

Give up

100

To move from your bed in the morning

get up

100

describing a lot of people in a small space

crowded

100

scissors

The thing (that) we use to cut paper or other things

100

lend

borrow

200

When someone ends a relationship

break up

200

To have a good relationship with someone

get on

200

the things that make your hotel more comfortable and enjoyable

amenities

200

a firefighter

A person who puts out fires

200

reduce

increase

300

to wear something nice for a special occasion

dress up

300

to avoid/not receive the punishment for doing something bad 

get away

300

popular with tourists

touristy 

300

a wardrobe

A place where we keep our clothes

300

boring

interesting

400

To make someone feel happy when they are sad

cheer up

400

to overcome something difficult

get over

400

one word to describe hotel, hostel, apartment , villa, bed and breakfast

accommodation

400

a shark

An animal that lives in the ocean with sharp teeth

400

innocent

guilty

500

To host someone in your house without them calling first

put up

500

to explain something until the other person understands

get through

500

full of people from different countries and cultures


cosmopolitan

500

Albert Einstein is from Austria. Albert Einstein is a world famous scientist.

Albert Einstein, who is from Austria, is a world famous scientist

500

fail

succeed

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