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to remove completely also: to stop eating something; to stop a noise; to stop doing something; to stop working commencer à apprendre		to cut out The director cut out the last scene after the criticism.
to plunge into the water also: to start doing something with enthusiasm commencer à apprendre		to dive in The water is too cold to dive in.
to fasten something also: to decorate; to wrap in paper commencer à apprendre		to do up The grandma did up her grandson's shoelaces.
to leave at a place commencer à apprendre		to drop off We dropped our luggage off at the hotel and went sightseeing.
to leave by car commencer à apprendre		to drive off He ran to the car and drove off.
to casually visit commencer à apprendre		to drop by same as: to drop in I'd like to drop by my grandmother's house.
to abandon commencer à apprendre		to drop out You have dropped out your studies too early.
to eat in a public space commencer à apprendre		to eat out I'd like to eat out tonight, I don't want to cook.
to arrive somewhere by accident also: to get in a situation or state you did not plan commencer à apprendre		to end up I took the wrong direction and I ended up in an unknown district.
to argue also: to drop out commencer à apprendre		to fall out I fell out with a friend.
to complete spaces with some information commencer à apprendre		to fill out If you fill out the application by today you will get the answer tomorrow.
to discover commencer à apprendre		to find out I've just found out that my flight has been canceled.
to complete the last part commencer à apprendre		to finish off Finish off your homework first and you can go out.
to make something work also: to arrange commencer à apprendre		to fix up My father has just fixed up the TV set.
to avoid something also: to escape commencer à apprendre		to get away I managed to get away before it started to rain.
to receive something that was taken commencer à apprendre		to get back I lent my book and never got it back.
to manage to live commencer à apprendre		to get by He can't get by with his salary for much longer.
to enter commencer à apprendre		to get in phrase used to encourage someone to do something Don't wait on the door, get in!
to board commencer à apprendre		to get on Get on the first bus!
to leave a place commencer à apprendre		to get out We got out before the police arrived.
to give for free commencer à apprendre		to give away I gave away my favourite T-shirt.
to happen also: to continue commencer à apprendre		to go on Let's see what's going on!
to explode also: to stop working commencer à apprendre		to go off The bomb went off near the embassy.
to stop trying commencer à apprendre		to give up You are never going to win, you should just give up.
to leave home for entertainment commencer à apprendre		to go out I would like to go out in the city tonight.

Top 100 phrasal verbs 26 - 50

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