Phrasal Verbs

To give up?

• To stop trying to do something.

• To start a new hobby or activity.

• To receive a gift from someone.

• To win a competition or challenge.

To put down?

• To lift something up high.

• To write an essay.

• To criticize someone.

• To praise someone enthusiastically.

To cut back?

• To add more ingredients to a recipe.

• To move forward quickly.

• To give a generous donation.

• To reduce the amount of something.

To come down with?

• To win a grand prize.

• To become ill.

• To climb up a mountain.

• To throw a party.

To come up with?

• To think of an idea or plan.

• To climb down a ladder.

• To give up on a task.

• To fall deeply asleep.

To put together?

• To take something apart piece by piece.

• • To scatter things randomly.

• To ignore a problem.

• To assemble parts to make something.

To cut back?

• To extend a deadline.

• To reduce the amount or quantity of something.

• To increase spending.

• To plant more trees.

To run over?

• To hit someone with a vehicle.

• To stay in one place for a long time.

• To carefully organize items on a shelf.

• To win a race by a large margin.

To go off?

• To save money diligently.

• To sit down quietly.

• To explode (like a bomb).

• To remain calm and composed.

To give in?

• To offer someone a reward.

• To provide detailed instructions.

• To finally agree to something.

• To refuse a request firmly.