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PHRASAL VERBS




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Многие глаголы в английском языке состоят из двух, или даже трёх слов. Даже если вы знаете значение каждого из этих слов, вы не всегда можете догадаться о значении глагола.

Например: drop – падать; ронять

drop in – зайти к кому-то, навестить.

Вот таблица наиболее употребительных фразовых глаголов.

 

 

Phrasal verb   Example Meaning
break down The car broke down at the weekend. stop functioning сломаться
bring up Children are brought up differently in other countries. educate in the family воспитывать, растить
call back Could you call back tomorrow please? telephone again перезвонить
call for   I’ll call for you at 7 o’clock. collect зайти (к кому-то, за кем-то)
call off   They’ve called off the strike. cancel отменить, аннулировать
carry on Are you going to carry on studying German? continue продолжать
catch up You set off – I’ll catch you up.   hurry after and join догонять, присоединяться
close down The factory closed down last year. close permanently  
come from   He comes from Bangladesh. was born in быть родом (откуда-то), происходить
drop in Why not drop in on your way home from work? visit casually зайти, забежать (куда-то)
eat out It’s nice to eat out for a change. eat in a restaurant обедать вне дома ( в кафе, ресторане)
fall out Liz and Jack have fallen out again. quarrel ссориться
fall through I’m afraid our holiday plans have fallen through. collapse (plan, arrangement) нарушиться, измениться (о планах, намерениях)
fill in Would you fill in your name and address please? complete (a form) заполнить (бланк, форму)
find out I hope nobody finds out discover the truth выяснить, узнать что-то  
get back We got back from France last night. return возвращаться
get off You get off at the end of East Street. leave the bus выйти (из автобуса, трамвая, машины)
get on How are the children getting on at school succeed успевать, добиваться успехов (в чём-то)
get on with     I get on very well with him. agree, work well together хорошо ладить с кем-то, уживаться
get out of   I can’t get out of it. avoid
get over I had an operation but I’m getting over it now. recover
get round to I haven’t got round to writing to him yet. find time to do
get through   Did you get through? make a successful phone call
get up   I got up at 7 this morning. rise from bed
give up I know it’s difficult, but don’t give up. stop trying
go off I think the milk’s gone off.   become bad (of food)
grow up Children grow up more quickly nowadays. mature
hang up She hung up on me! finish a phone call  
have on You’re having me on! tease дразнить (ся)
hold on Can you hold on a moment please? wait, particularly on the phone
keep up How long do you think they can keep that up? maintain, continue
knock down She was knocked down in First Avenue. be in a traffic accident
laugh at Are you laughing at me? be amused by  
let down You won’t let me down, will you? disappoint
lie in I’m going to lie in in the morning. stay in bed
look after Who’s looking after the children? take care of
look at   What are you looking at? examine carefully
look for They’re looking for 20 new staff. seek
look forward to I’m really looking forward to my holiday. anticipate with pleasure
look out for I’ll look out for you at the station. try to meet
look up You can look it up in the dictionary. seek information in a book    
pack up It’s time to pack up and go home. stop
pay back If you lend me it I’ll pay you back tomorrow. return a debt
pay off     He was paid off at the end of June. make redundant
pick up   Can I pick you up at the station? collect (by car)
put off Shall we put it off until next week? delay
put off I hope I’m not putting you off.   distract
put on Don’t forget to put your coat on. wear
put through Could you put me through to Mr. Wilson please? connect, on the telephone
put up Can I put you up for the weekend? accommodate
put up with I’m afraid you’ll just have to put up with it. tolerate
ring back Can you ring back please? re-telephone  
run out of We’ve run out of sugar. (there’s no something left)  
save up   I’m saving up for my holiday. put aside money откладывать, копить деньги
see off Can we see you off at the airport? go with to station, airport, etc. провожать кого-то в дорогу
set off What time shall we set off? start a journey отправиться в путешествие
settle down My mother thinks I should settle down. establish a regular home осесть на постоянное жительство
show off   Stop showing off! boast, look for compliments хвастаться, проявлять себя
sleep in Sorry I’m late – I slept in.   wake up late, oversleep проспать
sort out These files need sorting out. arrange systematically сортировать. раскладывать по порядку
stand up for You have to stand up for what you believe. defend защищать, отстаивать
take after Carol takes after her father. resemble быть похожим, перенимать чьи-то черты
take off   Would you like to take your coat off? remove (clothes) раздеваться, снимать одежду
take off What time do we take off? fly up (for a plane) улетать, отправляться (о самолёте)
tell off   I told the children off. reprimand выговаривать, высказывать недовольство
think about What are you thinking about?   consider думать, считать, полагать
think of   You should have thought of that earlier. pay attention to подумать о чём-то, обратить внимание
think over I’d like to think it over for a while. consider carefully обдумывать, продумывать
try on     Could I try it on please? check clothes (for size) примерять (одежду)
turn down   His application has been turned down. refuse, reject отклонять, отказывать
turn off   Would you turn the tap off, please? stop выключать что-либо
turn on Would you turn the television on please? switch on включать что-либо
turn up I can’t hear it. Can you turn it up please? make louder (radio, TV) сделать громче
wake up What time did you wake up?   wake from sleep просыпаться, пробуждаться
walk out The whole work force walked out. go on strike бастовать, отказываться от работы
wash up Who’s going to wash up? wash dishes мыть посуду
wear out These shoes have worn out very quickly. become old and unusable износиться
wrap up Would you like me to wrap it up for you? put in paper заворачивать

 


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