phrasal verbs

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

Run Over

• To accidentally hit someone or something with a vehicle.

• To board a vehicle, like a bus, train, or plane.

• To lift something or someone, or to collect someone from a location.

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

What´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

Check Out

• To start a journey.

• To start a machine or device

• o look at something or visit a place; also, to leave a hotel after your stay.

• To discover information or learn something you didn’t know before.

What´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

Set Off

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

• To start a machine or device.

• To invent a story or lie; also, to reconcile after an argument.

• To start a journey.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

Pick Up

• To discover information or learn something you didn’t know before.

• To return to a place.

• To lift something or someone, or to collect someone from a location.

• To board a vehicle, like a bus, train, or plane.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

get on

• To board a vehicle, like a bus, train, or plane.

• To lift something or someone, or to collect someone from a location.

• To accidentally hit someone or something with a vehicle.

• o return to a place.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb?

Get Back

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

• to draw

• To return to a place.

• To discover information or learn something you didn’t know before.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb? Find Out

• To invent a story or lie; also, to reconcile after an argument.

• To look at something or visit a place; also, to leave a hotel after your stay.

• To look at something or visit a place; also, to leave a hotel after your stay.

• To discover information or learn something you didn’t know before.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb? Give Up

• To invent a story or lie; also, to reconcile after an argument.

• To look at something or visit a place; also, to leave a hotel after your stay.

• To start a journey.

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb? Made Up

• To return to a place.

• To invent a story or lie; also, to reconcile after an argument.

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

• To lift something or someone, or to collect someone from a location.

what´s the meaning of the following phrasal verb? Turn On

• To start a machine or device.

• To stop trying to do something because it’s too difficult or you no longer want to.

• To look at something or visit a place; also, to leave a hotel after your stay.

• o accidentally hit someone or something with a vehicle.