phrasal verbs

describe briefly

run over

to move quickly toward someone to attack that person:

to come at someone

inherit

come into

to happen, or start to happen:

come about

If a person, especially a child, ___, they behave badly:; "robić scenki"

act up

When children ___, they behave badly:

play up

to happen as planned, or to succeed:

come off

When something that people go to, such as school or a show, ___, it ends and everyone leaves:

let out

If an engine, machine, or piece of equipment ___, it suddenly stops working:

cut out

to cause something to happen or be seen or known, create

bring forth

1. to happen, usually unexpectedly: 2. to be mentioned or talked about in conversation: 3. appear

come up

to fail to take advantage of an opportunity:

pass up; I can’t believe she passed up the chance to go to South America.

to refuse to accept or agree to something, or to refuse someone's request: to refuse to accept or agree to something, or to refuse someone's request:

turn down; The former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman has turned down the job.

If food or drink ____, it is not good to eat or drink any more because it is too old:; 2. to leave a place and go somewhere else: 3. to happen in a particular way:4. If a warning device ___, it starts to ring loudly or make a loud noise:

go off His gun went off accidentally. This bacon smells a bit funny - do you think it's gone off? Didn't you hear your alarm clock going off this morning?