Break
to end a relationship
break up
to return
get back
to make a loud noise or explode
go off
To remove something OR To buy food from a restaurant and eat it elsewhere
take away
to tolerate
put up with
to escape
break out
to go on a vacation or somewhere different than where you are right now
get away
to start or proceed
go ahead
Admitting something you said/thought was wrong
take back
Insult, humiliate, criticize
(This phrasal verb has many different meanings)
put down
to get upset
break down
to get out of the bed
get up
to review
go over
to remove something (usually clothing)
take off
Gain weight OR Get dressed, start wearing
put on
to separate
break up
to meet (usually for social reasons)
get together
to follow someone
go after
Go somewhere with someone, you usually invite them and pay OR Buy food from a restaurant and eat it elsewhere
take out
to save money
put aside
to force entry into a building
break in
remove/throw away something
get rid of (something)
to compete or oppose
go against
Accept a job or responsibility, especially a difficult one
take on (something)
to tidy
put (smth) away