Phrasal verbs, nivel B1

Phrasal verbs del nivel B1 con significado y ejemplos. Practícalos gratis en inohablo.

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Expresión	Significado
break down	to stop working (a machine or a car) Our car broke down on the motorway.
bring up	to raise a topic in conversation, or to raise a child She was brought up in a small village.
catch up with	to reach someone who is ahead of you Go ahead, I will catch up with you later.
come across	to find or meet by chance I came across an old photo in the drawer.
cut down on	to reduce the amount of something I am trying to cut down on sugar.
deal with	to take action to solve a problem How do you deal with stress?
fall out with	to have an argument and stop being friends He fell out with his brother over money.
figure out	to understand or solve something I cannot figure out how this app works.
get along with	to have a friendly relationship with someone He gets along with all his colleagues.
look forward to	to feel excited about something that will happen I'm looking forward to the holidays.
make up	to invent a story or an excuse He made up an excuse for being late.
put off	to delay doing something Don't put off your homework until Sunday night.
run out of	to have no more of something left We ran out of milk this morning.
set off	to start a journey We set off early to avoid the traffic.
take up	to start a new hobby or activity She took up painting last year.
turn down	to refuse an offer or request She turned down the job offer.
work out	to find a solution; to exercise I work out at the gym three times a week.

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