Phrasal Verbs em Inglês

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wake up

To stop sleeping. Example: I usually wake up at 7 AM on weekdays.

get up

To rise from bed or a sitting position. Example: He got up and opened the window.

turn on

To start a machine or light by pressing a switch. Example: Can you turn on the lamp, please?

turn off

To stop a machine or light by pressing a switch. Example: Remember to turn off the TV before going to bed.

put on

To dress yourself in something. Example: Put on your jacket, it is cold outside.

take off

To remove clothing, or for an aircraft to leave the ground. Example: Please take off your shoes at the entrance.

look for

To try to find something or someone. Example: I am looking for my keys; have you seen them?

find out

To discover a fact or piece of information. Example: We need to find out what time the train leaves.

give up

To stop trying or surrender a habit. Example: Never give up on your dreams.

carry on

To continue doing something. Example: You should carry on working until the bell rings.

go on

To continue or happen. Example: The party will go on until midnight.

come back

To return to a place. Example: When will you come back from your trip?

go back

To return to a place where you were before. Example: I need to go back to the store for milk.

run out of

To have no more of something left. Example: We have run out of coffee this morning.

bring up

To raise a child or mention a topic. Example: She brought up an interesting point during the meeting.

grow up

To develop from a child into an adult. Example: He grew up in a small town in Canada.

look after

To take care of someone or something. Example: Can you look after my cat this weekend?

look forward to

To feel excited about a future event. Example: I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

break down

To stop functioning mechanically. Example: Our car broke down on the highway.

call off

To cancel an event or plan. Example: They decided to call off the soccer match due to heavy rain.

put off

To postpone or delay an activity. Example: Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.

pick up

To lift something, or to collect someone in a vehicle. Example: I will pick you up at the airport at six.

drop off

To deliver someone or something somewhere. Example: Can you drop me off near the station?

get in

To enter a car, taxi, or small enclosed space. Example: Get in the car; we need to leave now.

get out

To exit a car, taxi, or room. Example: She got out of the taxi and paid the driver.

get on

To board a bus, train, plane, or bicycle. Example: We got on the bus just before the doors closed.

get off

To step off a bus, train, plane, or bicycle. Example: Don't forget your bag when you get off the train.

set up

To assemble, organize, or establish something. Example: They set up a tent in the backyard.

clean up

To make a place tidy and free of dirt. Example: Please clean up your bedroom before dinner.

throw away

To discard something into the trash. Example: You can throw away those old newspapers.

fill out

To complete a form with information. Example: Please fill out this registration form.

check in

To register your arrival at a hotel or airport. Example: We checked in at the hotel around 3 PM.

check out

To leave a hotel after paying, or to examine something. Example: You must check out before noon.

sign up

To register for a course or activity. Example: She signed up for an online cooking class.

log in

To access a computer system or website with credentials. Example: Enter your password to log in.

hang out

To spend time relaxing with others. Example: We like to hang out at the park on weekends.

catch up

To reach the same level or talk about recent news. Example: Let's grab lunch and catch up soon.

get along

To have a friendly relationship with someone. Example: Do you get along well with your coworkers?

fall apart

To break into pieces or collapse emotionally. Example: This cheap chair is starting to fall apart.

run into

To meet someone unexpectedly. Example: I ran into my old school teacher at the grocery store.

show up

To arrive or appear, especially late. Example: He finally showed up thirty minutes after the start.

turn up

To increase volume, or to appear unexpectedly. Example: Please turn up the radio; I love this song.

turn down

To lower volume, or to reject an offer. Example: She turned down the job offer because of the long commute.

cut down on

To reduce the amount or consumption of something. Example: The doctor told him to cut down on sugar.

work out

To exercise, or to solve a problem successfully. Example: I work out at the gym three times a week.

figure out

To understand or find a solution to a problem. Example: I cannot figure out how this machine works.

hold on

To wait for a short period of time. Example: Hold on for a minute; I will be right back.

keep up

To maintain pace or continue a positive effort. Example: You are doing great, keep up the good work!

come across

To find or meet something by chance. Example: I came across an old photo album in the attic.

give back

To return something to its owner. Example: Please give back the pencil when you finish.

pay back

To return money that you borrowed. Example: I will pay you back as soon as I get my salary.

calm down

To become less agitated or upset. Example: Take a deep breath and calm down.