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Learn Useful Phrasal Verbs with UP in English with Meaning and Examples. A phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a main verb together with an adverb or a preposition, or both. Vcd player free.

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Alphabetical lists of commonly-used phrasal verbs in English.

Alphabetical List - A

• abide by
  • Respect or obey (the law, a decision, a rule..).
    'If you want to stay at this school, you must abide by the rules.'
    
• account for
  • Give a reason or an explanation.
    'I hope you can account for all the money you spent!'
    
• ache for
  • Want someone or something very much.
    'He was so lonely he ached for the sound of a human voice.'
    
• act on
  • Take action as a result of something.
    'The police decided to act on the anonymous call they received.'
    
• act out
  • Demonstrate something with gestures and actions.
    'The children acted out the scene in the classroom.'
    
• act up
  • Cause pain or annoyance by functioning badly.
    Dad's poor knee is acting up again.'
    
• add up
  • Make sense; seem reasonable.
    'She explained what happened but the details she gave just don't add up.'
    
• adhere to
  • Support; follow; act in accordance with.
    'All contestants must adhere to the rules.'
    
• advise against
  • Recommend not to do something.
    The doctor advised him against carrying heavy loads.
    
• agree with
  • Have the same opinion as some else.
    'I agree with you. I think she deserves the award too.'
    
• aim at
  • Direct towards a target.
    'The policeman aimed his gun at the hijacker.'
    
• allow for
  • Take into consideration; include in a calculation.
    'It will take longer. You have to allow for heavy traffic at rush hour.'
    'We must allow for food expenses too. Let's add 20€ per person.'
    
• allude to
  • Mention or make reference to something in an indirect way.
    'I don't understand. What problem is she alluding to?'
    


• amount to
  • Reach; be equivalent to.
    'The total repair work will amount to 1200€.
    'His statement amounted to a confession.'
    
• angle for
  • Try to obtain somethiing by hinting or suggesting.
    'From the way he's speaking I suspect Tom is angling for a free ticket.'
    
• answer back
  • Reply rudely to someone in authority when you are expected to remain silent.
    'I'm your teacher. Don't answer back !'
    
• answer for
  • Be held responsible for something.
    'Normally parents have to answer for their children's behaviour.'
    
    
  • Speak on behalf of someone.
    'I agree to your proposal, but I can't answer for my associate.'
    
• answer to
  • Be responsible to/be controlled by (someone)
    'Who do you answer to in your job?'
    
• appeal to
  • Plead or make an earnest request.
    'The organisers appealed to the crowd to stay calm.'
    
  • Be attractive or interesting.
    'The idea of camping in the woods doesn't appeal to me at all.'
    
• apply for
  • Make a formal request for something (job, permit, loan, etc.)
    'When he saw the advertisement he decided to apply for the job.'
    
• arrive at
  • Reach (an agreement, a decision, a conclusion)
    'It is hoped that they will arrive at an agreement at the end of the meeting.'
    
• ask after
  • Enquire about someone's well-being.
    'My mother is always asking after you.'
    
• ask around
  • Mention it to people you see or meet.
    'I'll ask around and see if anyone has seen your cat.'
    
• ask in
  • Invite someone to come inside.
    'I couldn't leave her standing outside in the cold so I asked her in.'
    
• ask out
  • Invite someone to lunch, dinner, the cinema ..
    'John has asked Mary out several times.'
    
• attest to
  • Prove to be true; bear witness to
    'The number of visitors attest to the popularity of the website.'
    
• avail (oneself) of
  • Take advantage of something (an opportunity)
    'When the sales begin you should avail yourself of the opportunity and buy that coat.'
    
• average out at
  • Result in an average(amount)
    'The price of lunch averages out at 10€ per person.'
    

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