Vocabulário em Inglês para Imersão
Vocabulário de inglês voltado para imersão, com foco em phrasal verbs e expressões comuns do dia a dia.
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- catch up
- I need to catch up on my emails after being out sick for two days.
- figure out
- Can you help me figure out how to assemble this bookshelf?
- run late
- I am running late for the meeting because traffic is terrible.
- drop off
- I will drop off the package at the post office on my way home.
- pick up
- Could you pick up some milk from the grocery store?
- call off
- They had to call off the outdoor concert due to the heavy rain.
- fill out
- Please fill out this form before seeing the doctor.
- check in
- We need to check in at the hotel front desk to get our room keys.
- get along
- Do you get along well with your new roommates?
- look forward to
- I am really looking forward to our weekend trip to the beach.
- give up
- Don't give up on learning English just because it gets challenging.
- take off
- The plane is scheduled to take off at three o'clock.
- turn down
- He decided to turn down the job offer because the commute was too long.
- put off
- We should not put off doing our taxes until the last minute.
- run out of
- We ran out of coffee this morning, so I had to buy one on my way to work.
- show up
- She didn't show up to the party until almost midnight.
- keep up with
- It can be hard to keep up with the latest tech news.
- break down
- My car broke down on the highway, so I had to call a tow truck.
- work out
- I try to work out at the gym at least three times a week.
- bring up
- Please don't bring up politics during dinner with the family.
- come across
- I came across an old photo album while cleaning the attic.
- cut back on
- My doctor advised me to cut back on sugar and processed foods.
- end up
- We got lost and ended up in a completely different neighborhood.
- get over
- It took her a long time to get over the flu.
- hang out
- Do you want to hang out at the park this afternoon?
- look into
- The manager promised to look into the issue as soon as possible.
- make up
- They had an argument, but they made up shortly after.
- pass out
- It was so hot inside the room that someone almost passed out.
- set up
- Can you help me set up the printer on my laptop?
- stand out
- Her bright red jacket really made her stand out in the crowd.
- take over
- A new company is going to take over the local supermarket.
- turn out
- The event turned out to be a great success despite the weather.
- use up
- Who used up all the paper towels without replacing them?
- wind down
- I like to wind down by reading a book before going to sleep.
- check out
- You should check out that new coffee shop down the street.
- do over
- My boss asked me to do the report over because of several errors.
- fall apart
- This cheap suitcase started to fall apart after just one trip.
- get by
- My Spanish isn't fluent, but I can get by when traveling.
- hold on
- Please hold on for a moment while I transfer your call.
- keep on
- If you keep on practicing every day, you will see rapid progress.