Unit 34: Phrasal Verbs - Working Relationships

Front

fill out

Example: Please fill out this job application.

Back

to complete a form or document

Front

take on

Example: Could you take on this new project?

Back

to accept a responsibility or task

Front

check out

Example: You should check out the company’s website for more information.

Back

look at or review something

Front

let down

Example: Please don't let me down. I need your help!

Back

to disappoint someone

Front

call off

Example: They called off the meeting because the manager was sick.

Back

to cancel a meeting or event

Front

give away

Example: The store is giving away free tote bags this weekend.

Back

to provide or give something for free

Front

talk over

Example: Let’s talk over your proposal after lunch.

Back

to discuss something in detail

Front

look up

Example: I’ll look up their business hours on the website.

Back

to search for information

Front

get along with

Example: I get along with my manager because she respects everyone.

Back

to have a good relationship with someone

Front

look up to (someone)

Example: Many employees look up to our team leader and want to be like him.

Back

to respect or admire someone