Phrasal Verbs 5 · En Sık Çıkan Phrasal Verbs
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| hold on | hatta kalmak, beklemek | to wait for a short time, especially on the phone Hold on, I'll get a pen. |
| get away | kaçmak, kurtulmak | to escape from a person or place The thief got away on a motorbike. |
| keep on | devam etmek | to continue doing something She kept on talking even when nobody listened. |
| touch up | yenilemek, rötuş yapmak | to improve something by making small changes She touched up her makeup before the photo. |
| look after | bakmak, ilgilenmek | to take care of someone or something Who will look after the children? |
| cut across | kestirmeden gitmek | to take a shorter way through an area We cut across the park to save time. |
| look back on | hatırlamak, eskiye dönmek | to think about something that happened in the past I look back on my school days with pleasure. |
| show up | ortaya çıkmak, çıkagelmek | to arrive, often unexpectedly or late He showed up two hours late. |
| look for | aramak | to try to find someone or something I'm looking for my glasses. |
| clear out | temizlemek, sıvışmak | to empty a place by removing unwanted things; to leave quickly We cleared out the garage last weekend. |
| look forward to | dört gözle beklemek | to feel happy and excited about something that will happen I'm looking forward to the holidays. |
| take up | yer kaplamak, zaman almak | to fill an amount of space or time; to start a new hobby This sofa takes up too much space. |
| pick out | seçmek | to choose someone or something from a group She picked out a dress for the party. |
| bring on | sebep olmak | to cause something, usually an illness or problem Stress can bring on a headache. |
| pick up | bir şeyi / birini almak | to lift something; to collect someone from a place I'll pick you up from the airport. |
| break into | zorla bir yere girmek | to enter a building illegally by force Thieves broke into the house last night. |
| run across/into | tesadüfen karşılaşmak | to meet someone by chance I ran into an old friend at the station. |
| wear out | yıpranmak, aşınmak | to become damaged or useless after a lot of use; to make very tired My shoes wore out after a year. |
| tell off | azarlamak | to speak angrily to someone for doing something wrong The teacher told him off for being late. |
| put off | ertelemek, caydırmak | to delay something; to make someone dislike something Don't put off your homework until tomorrow. |
| try out/on | denemek | to test something to see if it works or fits Can I try on these jeans? |
| set up | kurmak, başlamak | to start a business or organization; to prepare equipment She set up her own company. |
| turn out (to be) | olarak ortaya çıkmak | to be discovered to be something in the end The rumor turned out to be false. |