Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs
- to leave the ground and begin to fly They've already taken off, so it's too late
- to leave a place in a hurry: rời khỏi đâu After the accident, the car took off before I
1. take off
một cách vội vã, bỏ trốn could get its license plate number.
2. pass out
- to faint or lose consciousness: ngất, lả It was so hot in the classroom that I felt
3. bring up
bring up sth = bring sth up: to introduce Mike told his team, “Don’t forget to bring
- take sth out = to remove something I took the new mobile phone out of the
- to borrow: mượn (sách của thư viện) I took out ten library books.
- take out some money = take some How much money should I take out for
- to give something to someone for free: If you haven’t worn a piece of clothing in
tặng, cho, biếu more than a year, you should give it away.
5. give away
- to break into pieces: vỡ vụn, tan tành It seems that the plane broke up in the air.
- to put an end to sth: kết thúc cái gì each other, she came running over to
- to take something with your hand: nhặt I picked up the toys that my kids left all
- to buy (food, household items): mua I’ll be back in an hour. I need to pick up a
7. pick up
(đồ ăn, vật dụng gia đình) few things at the store.
- pick sb up = get someone in your car, Sure, I can give you a ride. The concert
in order to take them to a place: đón ai starts at 8, so I’ll pick you up around 7:15.
- to learn something by watching or
When we moved to Spain, my kids picked
listening to other people: bắt chước, học
up Spanish within 3 months.
lỏm
- to wear clothes: mặc quần áo Hurry up! Put your coat on!
- to become heavier: tăng cân She looks like she's put on weight.
- to perform a play or a show: trình diễn The children put on a puppet show.
- to understand sth, to get the point: hiểu Thanks for explaining that concept to me
9. catch on
- to turn off: tắt đèn Time to turn out the lights and go to bed.
làm ra year.
It broke my heart to turn the family out,
- to make sb leave a place: đuổi ai đi
but they hadn't paid rent in three months.
turn out to be/that = to end up: hóa ra là, He turned out to be a liar when all was