GET
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MAKE AND OTHERS
UP
MISCELLANEOUS
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This phrasal verb means to escape without punishment
get away with
100
This phrasal verb means to use something completely so that there is no more
run out of
100

to leave an activity, school or similar before you have finished it.

drop out of
100
This phrasal verb means to invent an idea or solution
come up with
100
This phrasal verb means to maintain your distance
keep away from
200
This phrasal verb means to dispose of something you don't want
get rid of
200
This phrasal verb means to see someone as boyfriend and girlfriend.
go out with
200
This phrasal verb means to compensate for something, often something you did wrong
make up for
200
This phrasal verb means to tolerate or stand something, typically something annoying
put up with
200
This phrasal verb means to reduce the amount of something
cut down on
300
This phrasal verb means to do something, especially something suspicious.
get up to
300
This phrasal verb means to argue with your friends, often leading to an end of the friendship
fall out with
300
This phrasal verb means to tease, or joke about someone or something
make fun of
300
This phrasal verb means to do what you have missed, or when you have fallen behind
catch up with/on
300
This phrasal verb means to have a very low opinion of someone or a certain group
look down on
400
This phrasal verb means to avoid something, like a situation you don't want to be in
get out of
400
This phrasal verb means to become too old to do something anymore, especially childish behavior
grow out of
400
This phrasal verb means to kiss and touch heavily, very popular among teenagers in public!
make out with
400
This phrasal verb means to defend something you believe in or care about
stand up for
400
This phrasal verb means to admire and respect someone
look up to
500
This phrasal verb means to seek revenge
get back at
500
This phrasal verb means to abandon someone, especially your family.
walk out on
500

be patient and tolerate something unpleasant

put up with

500
This phrasal verb means to fulfil the expectations that people have of you, often those of a parent or role model
live up to
500

Becoming ill

come down with

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