Phrasal Verbs 1
to learn
to pick up
to stop trying or abandon something
to give up
to help someone and be kind to them when they are having a difficult time
to support
the activities of companies that are trying to be more successful than others
competition
out of the country
abroad
to participate in
to take part
to waste time
to mess around
to get things and keep them together for a particular reason
to collect
the time when someone receive treatment to heal
rehabilitation
ashamed of something and worried about what other people will think of you
embarrassed
to accommodate, provide shelter
to put up
to result in something positive,to reward
to pay off
to tell someone a secret or discuss your private feelings with them
confide
an act of asking for something in a polite or formal way
request
not willing to let anything prevent you from doing what you have decidedto do
determined
gradually to lose contact
to drift apart
to reject, refuse
turn down
to break something into very small pieces, or to be broken into very small pieces, to weaken
to crumble
a bomb hidden under the ground that explodes when a person or vehicle moves over it
landmine
extremely surprised
astonished
to improve in order to reach the same standard or rate as someone or something
to catch up
to give recent or necessary information
to fill in
to make something less strong or effective
to dilute
A meeting with a group p
of people
gathering
lacking interest in something, or lacking sympathy with someone
Indifferent