PHRASAL VERBS I
understand; solve
What is figure out?
visit informally
What is drop in (on)?
very simple; a piece of cake
What is easy as pie?
be inclined to; want to
What is feel like?
stop attending (classes, for example)
What is drop out (of)?
fail to happen
What is fall through?
do something if one wants
What is feel free?
feel very good
What is feel like a million dollars?
do again; repeat
What is do over?
invent; think of; come up with
What is dream up?
deal with a problem or a challenge
face with
not move as quickly as; lag behind
What is fall behind?
not similar to; not as good as
What is a far cry from?
break into pieces or parts falling off (of something)
What is fall apart?
not have
What is do without?
to feel able to do something; ready to
What is feel up?
send someone a letter
What is drop (someone) a line?
done for no reason (work, for example)
What is down the drain wasted?
not able to tolerate; disgusted with; annoyed by
What is fed up (with)?
start feeling love towards somebody
What is fall in love with (somebody)?
become less severe; quiet down
What is die down?
constantly; for a long time
What is day in and day out?
said of someone who takes more food than he or she can eat
What is eyes bigger than one's stomach?
uncommon and infrequent
What is few and far between?
(1) leave something (a package, for example) (2) take (someone) home; let someone out of a car
What is drop off?