Two-word Verbs Part 3

What would be the best French definition for the expression :

"to run over something"

• Dépasser...

• Courir par dessus...

• Rouler sur...

• Trouver ...

Translate this sentence in English...

"Peux-tu reculer ton auto s.v.p."

• Could you please back your car?

• Could you please back out your car?

• Could you please back up your car?

• Hey you! Back up your car!

There was a DUI roadblock so the policeman told us to _______ ______

What would be the French the meaning of the two words in red in this sentence :

Our tire blew out and nobody knew how to change the wheel.

• a crevé

• s'est détaché

• s'est dégonflé

• a lâché

Which two-word verb could be used to replace : "arrive at an area that is meant for parking".

• pull over

• pull up

• pull in

• pull the trigger

How would we translate this sentence in English : "mon auto est tombée en panne sur l'autoroute 95."

• My car crashed on Interstate 95

• My car fell on Interstate 95

• My car broke down on Interstate 95

• My car broke up with Interstate 95

Your mom is super mad at you...she will tell you...

• Get off my car!

• Get out of my car!

• Get on my car!

• Get down, get down, and moving all around!

Translate this sentence :

Le vieux monsieur est débarqué de l'autobus.

• The old man got out of the bus.

• The old man got of the bus.

• The old man debarked of the bus.

• The old man got off the bus.

If you travel...you get ______ a taxi and

you get _____ a plane.

(meaning = to enter)

What is the meaning of "eat out" in French?

• Manger sur la terrasse d'un resto

• Prendre une commande pour emporter

• Aller manger quelque part

• Se dépêcher à manger et sortir