Phrasal Verbs - Meaning and Equivalent - Multilingual Glossary (Incomplete)

8/10/2019 Phrasal Verbs - Meaning and Equivalent - Multilingual Glossary (Incomplete)

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ingls significado ejemplo

ask sb over* invite to one's home

block sth out stop from passing through (light/noise)blow sth out stop burning by blowing air on it

blow sth up

1. make explode;

2. fill with air (a balloon);

3. make sth larger (a photo)

bring sth about make happen

The incident brought about a change in their

attitude

bring sb/sth back

1. return

2. call to mind

3. reintroduce

No amount of money can bringmy daughter

backto me. (v + d. o. + i. o.). This bringsus back

to the question of money. (v + d.o. + adv)

bring sb down* depress

bring sth out

introduce (a new product/book), put on

market

bring sb up rear/raise children

bring sth up bring attention to, mention

build sth up increase

burn sth down burn completely

call sb back* return a phone call

call sb in

ask for help with a problem. To summon

for assistance or consultation: call in a

specialist. call in a specialist.

call sth off cancel


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call sb up

1. contact by phone

2.1 cause to return: memory / image; 2.2

spirits

3. Mil. To summon to active military

service4. Infor. call up sth 3. called up reserve troops for active duty

carry on sth continue

carry sth out conduct/perform (an experiment/a plan)

cash in on sth profit from

charge sth up 1. charge with electricity

check sth out examine

cheer sb up cause to feel happy

clean sb/sth up clean completely

clear sth up explain

close sth down close by force

come off sth

1. become unattached (fall off)

2. stop taking sth (meds, drugs)

1. She'd come offher new bike and hurt her

knee.

2. She'd been advised to come offthe medicine

inmediately

come up with sth

1. invent (a plan /scheme; a proposal)

2. to produce especially in dealing with a

problem or challenge

1. if you can come up with a better idea...

2. He came up with a solution.

count on sb/sth

1. depend on, rely on; trust on

2. expect

1. We are counting on her for support.

2. We hadn't counted on that happening.

cover sb/sth up

1. (Lit. ) cover completely

2. (Fig. ) conceal

(truth/fact/evidence/mistake)

1. Please cover up that mess with a cloth. Cover

it up.

2. They tried to cover the crime up, but the

single footprint gave them away. / She could

not cover up her misdeeds.


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cross sth out draw a line through; remove from a list

You can cross me out. I'm not going.

Please cross out Sarah's name.

I crossed the sweater out. It was an error.

cut sth down

1. bring down by cutting (a tree)

2. reduce

cut sth off

1. stop (the supply of)

2. remove by cutting

cut sth out remove by cutting

cut sth up cut into small pieces

do sth over* do again

do sb/sth up make more beautiful

draw sth together unite

dream sth up invent

drink sth up drink completely

drop sb/sth off take someplace

drop out of sth quit

empty sth out empty completely

end up with sth have an unexpected result

fall for sb feel romantic love for

fall for sth be tricket by, believefigure sb/sth out understand (after thinking about)

fill sth in complete with information

fill sth out complete a form

fill sth up fill completely

find sth out learn information

fix sth up redecorate (a home)

follow through with

sth complete

get sth accross get people to understand an idea

get off sth leave (a bus/train/phone call)

get on sth board (a bus/train/phone call)get out of sth leave (a car/taxi)

get sth out of sth* benefit from

get through with

sth* finish

get to sb/sth

1. reach sb/sth

2. upset sb


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get together with

sb meet

give sth away give without charging money

give sth back return

give sth out distribute

give sth up quit, abandon

go after sb/sth try to get or win, pursuego along with sth support

go over sth review

hand sth in give work (to a boss/teacher), submit

hand sth out distribute

hang sth up put on a hook or hanger

help sb out assist

hold sth on keep attached

keep sb/sth away cause to stay at a distance

keep sth on not remove (a piece of clothing/jewelry)keep sb/sth out prevent from entering

keep up with sb/sth go as fast as

lay sb off end employment

lay sth out

1. arrange according to a plan

2. spend money

leave sth on

1. not turn off (a light/radio)

2. not remove (a piece of

clothing/jewelry)

leave sth out not include/omitlet sb down dissapoint

let sb/sth in allow to enter

let sb off

1. allow to leave (a car/bus)

2. not punish

let sb/sth out allow to leave

light sth up illuminate

look after sb/sth take care of

look into sth research

look sb/sth over examine

look sth up try to find (in a book/ on the Internet)make sth up create

miss out on sth loose the chace for something good

move sth around* change the location

pass sth out distribute

pass sb/sth up decide not to use, reject

pay sb/sth back repay


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pick sb/sth out

1. choose

2. identify

pick sb/sth up lift

pick sth up

1. buy, purchase

2. get (an idea/interest)

3. answer the phone

point sb/sth out indicateput sth away put in an appropriate place

put sth back return to its original place

put sb/sth down stop holding

put sb off discourage

put sth off delay

put sth on cover the body (with clothes or jewelry)

put sth together assemble

put sth up erect

run into sb meet accidentally

see sth through* completesee through

sth/sb* not be deceived by

send sth back return

send sth out mail

set sth off cause to explode


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espaol significado o ejemplo francs significado o ejemplo

invitar a venir

Los invitamos a que

vinierana tomar una taza

de t.

taparapagar (soplando ) una llama

1. volar, hacer estallar

2. inflar, hinchar

3. ampliar, hacer una ampliacin de

provocar, ocasionar

lograr

1. devolver

2. recordar

3. volver a introducir (o un verbo

adecuado como implantar/instaurar

en el caso de leyes), reintroducir

deprimir

sacar al mercado, introducir en el

mercdo; publicar, sacar

criar, educarsacar (el/ese/etc. tema) a

relucir/colacin , mencionar

acrecentar; acumular(experiencia,

provisiones); bring up one's strength

(fortalecerse); forjarse(una

reputacin); desarrollar(confianza);

agarrar/coger(velocidad)

incendiar, reducir a cenizas

llamar ms tarde, devolver la llamada

llamar (para consultar), convocar

suspender, desconvocar

Phrasal verbs (Transitive)


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1. llamar, contactar va telefnica

2.1. evocar, traer a la memoria

2.2. invocar, llamar, contactarse con

3. llamar a filas4. sacar algo en pantalla

seguir, continuar, proseguir,

mantener(una conversacin)

llevar a cabo

sacar provecho de, sacar partido de;

fam. Sacar tajada de

1. cargar, recargar

verificar, comprobar

animar, levantarle el nimo a

arreglar, limpiar, asear

aclarar (un problema, malentendido,

dudas); esclarecer o resolver (un

crimen)

cerrar (definitivamente), cesar

operaciones, clausurar (una tienda,

fbrica)

1. caerse

2. dejar, (fam.) desengancharse

idear, plantear (o presentar una

propuesta), ocurrrsele

1. contar con; confiar en que

2. esperar

1. cubrir, tapar, recubrir

2. cubrir, tapar, encubrir. (PERO:

maquillar una imperfeccin facial, p.

ej.)


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tachar

1. cortar, talar

2. reducir, recortar (gastos);

disminuir, reducir (el consumo),

acortar (un artculo)

1. cortar

2. cortar (rama); amputar (miembro,

extremidad)


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(fam.) no creer(se/le...) el cuento


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alemn signifcado o ejemplo

ein laden (ldt ein);jdn(akk) zu sich(dat)einladen

Lrm/Schmerzenausschalten (schltetaus); das Licht nicht

durchlassen (lsst durch);

1. etw sprengen

2. etw aufblasen

3. ein Foto/Bild vergrben

cause to happen (originar, causar): etw

verursachen/herbeifhren

achieve: be achieved: zustande kommen (llevarse a cabo) durch etw (akk) zustande gekommen sein

1. etw/jdn (akk) zurckbringe; wieder + verbo adecuado (p.ej.: jdn wiedermunter (vivo, con vida) machen= devolverle el

color (lit. la vida) a sus mejillas)

2. wecken: Erinnerungenbei jdm (dat) wecken

3. zurckbringen/wiederbringen(o wieder + verbo adecuado:

die Todsstafe wieder einfhren= volver a implantar/instaurar

la pena de muerte)

deprimieren

etw auf dem (dat)Markt bringen; etw (akk) herausbringen

(bringt heraus) {Buch, CD}

erzogen [+ akk]

etw zur Sprache bringen, etw zur Diskussion stellen

etw/jdn aufbauen (fortalecer; desarrollar)

erhhen (die Geschwindigkeit erhhen)

etw (akk) abbrennen (brennt ab)/niederbrennen (brennt

nieder) {formal}

jdn (akk) zurckrufen, jdn (akk) [gleich] wieder anrufen

jdn (akk) hinzuziehen (=consultar)

absagen


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1. jdn anrufen

2.1. wachrufen 2.2. anrufen

3. jdn eiberufen/einziehen4. aufrufen / abrufen

2.1. Bilder/ Erinnerungen/ Vorstellungen

wachrufen (imgenes, recuerdos,

pensamientos)4. Daten/Informationen aufrufen/abrufen

etw fortsetzen /fortfhren

1. Ein Gesprch/eine Diskussion

fortsetzen (seguir, proseguir)

2. Eine Firma/eine Tradition/jds Arbeit

fortfhrer (seguir, continuar)

etw durchfhren, etw ausfhren

mit etw (dat) Geld machen, aus etw (dat) Kapital schlagen

1. aufladen

untersuchen/berprfen (investigar, examinar), sich (dat)

etw (akk) ansehen (observar), etw auschecken (chequear,

coloq. )

jdn (akk) aufmuntern/aufheitern

etw sauber machen, aufrumen

etw klren (asunto, punto); etw aufklren (misterio),

schlieen, zumachen, stillgelegen

1. von etw (dat) fallen

2. mit etw (dat) aufhren

auf etw (akk) kommen; eine Idee/Antwort haben; eine

Lsung finden

1. auf jdn/etw zhlen; sich (akk) darauf verlassen, dass jd

(nom ) etw (akk) tut

2. jd (nom ) nicht damit gerechnet, dass (no contar con

que/esper que)

1. jdn/etw/sich (akk) [mit etw (dat)] bedecken

2. etw verdecken; ABER: einen Pickel abdecken (= conceal)


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etw ausstreichen/ durchstreichen

1. einen Baum unhauen/fllen

2. etw einschrnken

1. etw [von etw (dat)]abschneiden si se refiere a cortar la

grasa de un trozo de carne (cut off), en el sentido de retirarla,

es wegschneiden.

2. abschneiden (el paso, la ruta de escape...); unterbinden

(prevenir, impedir); abstellen (desconectar: electricidad);

abdrehen (cerrar girando: el gas, p. ej.)


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portugus italiano latn

(*) verb which must be

separated


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INGLS

A

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

A dime a dozen

A fool and his money are soon parted.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder.abuzz

accident waiting to happen

Actions speak louder than words.

act one's age

all ears

all talk and no action

all that jazz

all the rage

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

armchair critic

at a crossroadsat a loss

at loggerheads

au courant

avant-garde

B

back on track

bail someone/something out

bad-mouth someone/something

be a cut abovebe a lost soul

be a slave to fashion

be abuzz

be all talk and no action

be all the rage

be at a crossroads

be at a loss

be bonkers

be in a bind

be in a fix

be in a jambe in a mess

be on the blink

be out of order

be in a pickle

be in a predicament

be off one's rocker

be on the fly

be on the fritz
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be on the rocks

be out of one's mind

be ripped off

be with it

beat around the bush

big time

beyond one's meansbest of both worlds

bum rap

big cheese

big shot

bite the bullet

Bite your tongue!

Birds of a feather flock together.

black day

blast from the past

blaze a trail

blow a fuseblow something out of proportion

Big deal!

bonkers

Break a leg!

break new ground

bring the house down

busybody

buy something

buzzword

C

call it a day

can't hold a candle to someone / something

cash cow

Cat got your tongue?

catch on

caught between a rock and a hard place

cheap and cheerful

chick flick

child's playchoose one's battles wisely

choppy waters

claim to fame

Clothes make the man.

clown around

come again?

come out of the woodwork

come under fire
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come within an ace of something

cool as cucumber

copycat

corner the market

cost (someone) an arm and a leg

couch potato

cut abovecut someone / something short

cut to the chase
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ESPAOL

Ms vale pjaro en mano que ciento volando


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