Phrasal Verbs for Everyday and Project-Related Contexts

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Pick up

Back

To collect or learn something. Example: "I need to pick up some skills in project management."

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Run into

Back

To encounter unexpectedly. Example: "I ran into some issues during the last project."

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Turn out

Back

To result in a certain way. Example: "The design turned out better than expected."

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Set up

Back

To establish or arrange something. Example: "We set up a meeting to discuss the construction plan."

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Carry out

Back

To execute or perform a task. Example: "We need to carry out a site inspection before construction."

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Work out

Back

To solve or find a solution. Example: "We worked out the budget issues with the client."

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Follow up

Back

To check or continue something. Example: "I will follow up with the supplier about the materials."

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Break down

Back

To analyze or separate into parts. Example: "We broke down the project into smaller tasks."

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Put together

Back

To assemble or organize. Example: "I put together the presentation for the stakeholders."

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Draw up

Back

To create or draft a plan. Example: "The engineers drew up the blueprints for the new bridge."