Phrasal Verbs 3 · En Sık Çıkan Phrasal Verbs

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keep up withyakalamak, aynı seviyeye gelmek to move at the same speed or level as someone or something
It's hard to keep up with changes in technology.
break outçıkmak, patlak vermek (of war, fire or disease) to start suddenly
War broke out in 1939.
pass awayölmek, vefat etmek to die (a polite expression)
His grandfather passed away last year.
go overgözden geçirmek to examine or check something carefully
Let's go over the plan once more.
look up tohayran olmak, saygı duymak to admire and respect someone
Children look up to their parents.
make upoluşturmak, uydurmak to form a whole; to invent a story
Women make up half of the workforce.
run out ofbitmek, tükenmek to use all of something so that none is left
We ran out of petrol on the highway.
lay downbelirlemek, tanımlamak to officially state a rule or principle
The law lays down strict rules for food safety.
do away withyürürlükten kaldırmak to get rid of something such as a law or system
They want to do away with school uniforms.
break downbozulmak, çökmek (of a machine) to stop working
My car broke down on the way to work.
come up withüretmek, bulmak, sunmak to think of an idea or plan
She came up with a great idea.
be made up ofoluşmak to consist of particular parts
The committee is made up of ten members.
make outanlamak, ortaya çıkarmak to see, hear or understand something with difficulty
I couldn't make out what he was saying.
let downhayal kırıklığı yaşatmak to disappoint someone by not doing what they expected
I promised to help, and I won't let you down.
give inboyun eğmek, teslim olmak to finally agree to something after resisting
The government gave in to the protesters' demands.
take afterbenzemek, çekmek to look or behave like an older family member
She takes after her mother.
act outdışa vurmak, eyleme dökmek to express feelings through bad behavior; to perform a scene
Children sometimes act out when they feel ignored.
turn upyükseltmek, sesini açmak, çıkagelmek to increase the volume; to appear or arrive unexpectedly
Can you turn up the radio?
fight offpüskürtmek, ile savaşmak to resist an attack or illness successfully
The body fights off infections.
lay emphasis onvurgulamak, üzerinde durmak to give special importance to something
The school lays emphasis on good manners.
end up withile sonuçlanmak to finally have something, often without planning it
If you're not careful, you'll end up with nothing.
break throughyarıp geçmek to force a way through a barrier
Protesters broke through the police lines.
stop short ofbirdenbire durmak to almost do something but decide not to
He stopped short of calling her a liar.
break downpsikolojik olarak çökmek to lose control of your feelings and start crying
She broke down when she heard the news.

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