Phrasal Verbs 4 · En Sık Çıkan Phrasal Verbs
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| look down on | hor görmek, aşağılamak | to think you are better than someone He looks down on people who didn't go to university. |
| break up | ayrılmak, ilişkiye son vermek | to end a romantic relationship They broke up after five years together. |
| make do with | ile idare etmek | to manage with something that is not ideal We had no milk, so we made do with water. |
| call on | ziyaret etmek | to visit someone for a short time; to ask someone formally I'll call on you tomorrow. |
| set on | kararlı olmak | to be very determined to do something She is set on becoming a doctor. |
| calm down | rahatlatmak, sakinleştirmek | to become or make someone less upset or excited Calm down and tell me what happened. |
| line up | hizaya gelmek, sıralanmak | to stand in a row; to arrange something The children lined up outside the classroom. |
| catch up with | aynı seviyede olmak, yakalamak | to reach the same level as someone She ran to catch up with her friends. |
| put forward | ileri sürmek, önermek | to suggest an idea or plan for others to consider He put forward a new proposal. |
| find out | bulmak, farkına varmak | to discover information I found out that she had moved to Paris. |
| stand out | dikkat çekmek, belirmek | to be very easy to see or notice Her red dress stood out in the crowd. |
| get by | geçinmek, hayatta kalmak | to manage to live with the money or things you have We get by on very little money. |
| turn down | reddetmek, geri çevirmek | to refuse an offer or request; to reduce the volume She turned down the job offer. |
| get on with | geçinmek, anlaşmak | to have a friendly relationship with someone I get on with my neighbors very well. |
| embark on | başlamak, girişmek | to start something new or important She embarked on a new career. |
| give away | bağışlamak | to give something for free He gave away all his money to charity. |
| give off | yaymak, salmak | to produce heat, light or a smell The flowers give off a sweet smell. |
| give up | bırakmak, vazgeçmek | to stop doing something; to stop trying He gave up smoking last year. |
| blow up | patlatmak, şişirmek | to explode or destroy something with an explosion; to fill with air The terrorists blew up the bridge. |
| hand out | dağıtmak | to give something to each person in a group The teacher handed out the exam papers. |
| come about | doğmak, meydana gelmek | to happen, especially in a way that is not planned How did this situation come about? |
| hang around/out | takılmak, gezmek | to spend time somewhere without doing anything special Teenagers like to hang out at the mall. |
| kick around | dövmek, aylaklık etmek | to treat someone badly; to spend time somewhere without purpose He kicked around Europe for a year after university. |