𝓕𝓞𝓡 𝘚𝘵𝘶𝘥𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴: post #779 — TG.ME

#LIST_OF_PHRASAL_VERBS_IN_GRADE_12_ENGLISH_BOOK_WITH_MEANING 🔹 Phrasal Verbs in Units 1-10: ➡️Unit 2: *   break down: stop working (e.g., The car broke down.) *   give out: stop working (e.g., The printer gave out.) *   go on: continue (e.g., The meeting went on for hours.) *   look up to: admire (e.g., He looks up to his father.) *   put through: connect (e.g., Please put me through to the manager.) *   keep off: avoid (e.g., Keep off the grass.) *   look back on: remember (e.g., I look back on my childhood fondly.) ➡️Unit 4: *   stick at: persevere with (e.g., He stuck at his studies despite the difficulty.) *   stick around: stay (e.g., Stick around, the party is just getting started.) *   stick down: attach with glue (e.g., Stick down the envelope flap.) *   stick to: adhere to (e.g., Stick to the plan.) *   stick out: be noticeable (e.g., Her bright red hair stuck out in the crowd.) *   stick together: remain united (e.g., We need to stick together as a team.) *   stick up for: defend (e.g., He stuck up for his friend.) *   stick with: continue supporting (e.g., I'll stick with you no matter what.) *   stick by: remain loyal (e.g., She stuck by her husband through thick and thin.) *   stay up: remain awake (e.g., I stayed up late studying.) *   step on: tread on (e.g., Be careful not to step on the flowers.) *   stop off: make a brief stop (e.g., We stopped off for lunch on our way home.) *   stop over: stay somewhere temporarily (e.g., We stopped over in Dubai for a few days.) ➡️Unit 5: *   zip up: close a zipper (e.g., Zip up your jacket, it's cold outside.) *   work up: gradually develop (e.g., I'm working up the courage to ask her out.) *   wrap up: conclude (e.g., Let's wrap up the meeting.) *   work out: exercise (e.g., I work out at the gym three times a week.) *   work out: solve a problem (e.g., I can't work out this math problem.) *   wipe up: clean up a spill (e.g., Wipe up the spilled milk.) *   wipe out: destroy completely (e.g., The earthquake wiped out the entire village.) *   wipe off: clean something by rubbing (e.g., Wipe off the dust from the table.) *   wear out: become unusable from overuse (e.g., My old shoes are worn out.) ➡️Unit 6: *   take up on: accept an offer (e.g., I'll take you up on your offer to help.) *   talk down to: speak condescendingly (e.g., He talks down to his employees.) *   talk into: persuade (e.g., She talked me into going to the party.) *   talk out of: dissuade (e.g., He talked me out of buying the car.) *   talk to: have a conversation (e.g., I need to talk to you about something important.) *   tear down: demolish (e.g., They're tearing down the old building.) *   tear off: remove by pulling (e.g., Tear off a piece of paper.) *   tell apart: distinguish (e.g., I can't tell the twins apart.) *   tell on: inform on someone (e.g., He told on his brother for breaking the vase.) ➡️Unit 8: *   back on: resume (e.g., Let's get back on topic.) *   away from: avoid (e.g., Stay away from that dog, it bites.) *   out of: run out of something (e.g., We're out of milk.) *   forwarded to: send something on to someone else (e.g., The email was forwarded to me.) *   up with: tolerate (e.g., I can't put up with his rudeness any longer.) *   on with: continue (e.g., Let's get on with the work.) *   down on: criticize (e.g., He's always putting me down.) *   get along with: have a good relationship (e.g., I get along well with my coworkers.) *   turn down: reject (e.g., She turned down his marriage proposal.) *   turn around: change direction (e.g., Turn around, we're going the wrong way.) *   turn up: appear (e.g., He turned up late for the meeting.) *   turn in: submit (e.g., Turn in your assignments by Friday.) *   turn off: stop something from operating (e.g., Turn off the lights when you leave.)