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Набор слов на английском языке на тему "Фразовые глаголы"

allow for допускать /əˈlaʊ fɔː/ • Verb The Agency's budget simply did not allow for such a massive increase.
back out выезжать задним ходом /bæk aʊt/ • Verb The parking lot attendant had to back another car out before he could get to mine.
bail out выручать из беды /beɪl aʊt/ • Verb The government bailed the company out.
bank on возлагать надежды /bæŋk ɒn/ • Verb "He's not still there, I suppose?" - "I wouldn't bank on that," she said.
bargain for ожидать /ˈbɑːgɪn fɔː/ • Verb He was more handsome than she bargained for.
barge in врываться /bɑːʤ ɪn/ • Verb There was no need for you to barge in with your remarks.
beaver away трудиться /ˈbiːvə əˈweɪ/ • Verb I have to beaver away at the farm to pay all the bills.
bog down увязнуть /bɒg daʊn/ • Verb For months I got bogged down in that swamp that you’ve been trying to clean.
brush up on освежить /brʌʃ ʌp ɒn/ • Verb brush up on your telephone skills.
call in приглашать /kɔːl ɪn/ • Verb Call in an architect or surveyor to oversee the work.
carry forward продвигать /ˈkæri ˈfɔːwəd/ • Verb Your manager can't carry forward my business.
cast off избавляться /kɑːst ɒf/ • Verb To cast off a hated job.
close out исключать /kləʊs aʊt/ • Verb
cobble together сколачивать /ˈkɒbl təˈgɛðə/ • Verb He cobbled together a new wardrobe in an hour.
come down with заболевать /kʌm daʊn wɪð/ • Verb My nephew came down with chicken pox this weekend.
cop out выскользнуть из трудной ситуации /kɒp aʊt/ • Verb She copped out when she was supposed to get into the hang glider.
cozy up быть слишком любезным /ˈkəʊzi ʌp/ • Verb I saw you cozy up to the new student. What is her name?
dash off накатать /dæʃ ɒf/ • Verb I dashed off a note and left it on the nightstand.
do away with избавиться от /duː əˈweɪ wɪð/ • Verb It's time to do away with all of these old tax records.
drift apart отдаляться /drɪft əˈpɑːt/ • Verb The two women, who had been roommates in college, drifted apart after they got married.
drift off задремать /drɪft ɒf/ • Verb I drifted off accidentally in the train on the way to work.
dwell on размышлять /dwɛl ɒn/ • Verb To dwell on a sore subject.
ease off ослабляться /iːz ɒf/ • Verb Ease off, we don't need to go so fast now.
eke out сводить концы с концами /iːk aʊt/ • Verb eke out your miserable existence.
fall apart разваливаться /fɔːl əˈpɑːt/ • Verb I touched the rotten shelf and it fell apart.
farm out сдавать в аренду /fɑːm aʊt/ • Verb
ferret out выведать /ˈfɛrɪt aʊt/ • Verb She ferreted out the truth.
flag up демонстрировать /flæg ʌp/ • Verb Staff can use the noticeboard to flag up any concerns.
fob off всучивать /fɒb ɒf/ • Verb
fork out раскошелиться /fɔːk aʊt/ • Verb I don't want to fork out for a taxi, let's get there by bus.
gang up сколачивать /gæŋ ʌp/ • Verb Ronnie ganged up of his close friends and thugs.
gloss over приукрашивать /glɒs ˈəʊvə/ • Verb He could no longer gloss over his failures.
goof off бездельничать /guːf ɒf/ • Verb On Saturday afternoons, I like to go to a movie or just goof off at home.
grind away зубрить /graɪnd əˈweɪ/ • Verb I must grind away now.
hand on передавать /hænd ɒn/ • Verb The farm will be handed on to his son.
hit on найти /hɪt ɒn/ • Verb After running through the numbers in every possible combination, we finally hit on a solution.
hive off исчезать /haɪv ɒf/ • Verb She decided to hive off after his sarcastic remark.
hook up подключать /hʊk ʌp/ • Verb hook up the houses to the gas supply line.
hush up замалчивать /hʌʃ ʌp/ • Verb He hushed up about his problems at school.
iron out улаживать /ˈaɪən aʊt/ • Verb The two countries met at the conference to iron out their differences.
jazz up оживлять /ʤæz ʌp/ • Verb Turn on the music to jazz up this boring event.
keel over опрокидываться /kiːl ˈəʊvə/ • Verb The man had a heart attack and keeled over.
keep off держать подальше /kiːp ɒf/ • Verb Keep your hands off!
knuckle down "вкалывать" /ˈnʌkl daʊn/ • Verb I'm going to have to knuckle down to some serious study.
lark about беситься /lɑːk əˈbaʊt/ • Verb They're larking about, jumping on the bed.
lash out набрасываться /læʃ aʊt/ • Verb Occasionally the patients will lash out at the nurses.
leak out просачиваться /liːk aʊt/ • Verb The water from the roof is leaking out.
level off выравниваться /ˈlɛvl ɒf/ • Verb Inflation has levelled off at an acceptable rate.
lock away изолировать /lɒk əˈweɪ/ • Verb After the murder, he was locked away for 50 years.
make after преследовать /meɪk ˈɑːftə/ • Verb Hencke made after him.
make off удирать /meɪk ɒf/ • Verb I'm going to make off as soon as I hear something suspicious.
mess around бездельничать /mɛs əˈraʊnd/ • Phrase How long are you going to mess around with this task?
miss out упускать /mɪs aʊt/ • Verb Don't miss out on the fantastic bargains in our winter sale.
mouth off громко жаловаться /maʊθ ɒf/ • Verb He was mouthing off in the locker room after we lost.
move away переезжать /muːv əˈweɪ/ • Verb Timmy was upset because his best friend had moved away.
mug up зубрить /mʌg ʌp/ • Verb To mug up lyrics.
nose out вынюхивать /nəʊz aʊt/ • Verb
opt for остановить свой выбор на /ɒpt fɔː/ • Verb After graduating she opted for a career in music.
own up признавать /əʊn ʌp/ • Verb The writer of the anonymous letter owned up after they identified his handwriting.
palm off подсовывать /pɑːm ɒf/ • Verb We produced fake coins and palmed them off as genuine.
pass off отвлекать внимание /pɑːs ɒf/ • Verb She passed off the insult.
patch up латать /pæʧ ʌp/ • Verb To patch up an old coat.
phase in поэтапно вводить /feɪz ɪn/ • Verb The Health Secretary told Parliament that the reforms would be phased in over three years.
pick off стрелять /pɪk ɒf/ • Verb Thinking we get up to the roof, take cover, pick off any dare approach.
pitch in налегать /pɪʧ ɪn/ • Verb The food was placed on the table and the children pitched in.
pony up платить по счёту /ˈpəʊni ʌp/ • Verb I suppose I'll have to pony up whether I like it or not.
prop up поддерживать /prɒp ʌp/ • Verb Iron stays prop up old oaks in the forest.
rack up набирать /ræk ʌp/ • Verb They all racked up a lot of profits.
scare away отпугивать /skeə əˈweɪ/ • Verb The dog scared away the cat and it climbed a tree.
see about позаботиться о /siː əˈbaʊt/ • Verb I must go and see about this job.
set apart выделять(ся) /sɛt əˈpɑːt/ • Verb It's their unity which sets them apart from the other team.
set aside выделять /sɛt əˈsaɪd/ • Verb She sets aside time for meditation every day.
shack up сожительствовать /ʃæk ʌp/ • Verb He'll shack up with his future wife Molly in a separate house whether her parents like it or not.
shrug off сбрасывать со счетов /ʃrʌg ɒf/ • Verb Jane shrugged off the news that her stock had fallen 3 points.
slip away ускользать /slɪp əˈweɪ/ • Verb His ability to concentrate is slipping away.
slip off быстро снять с себя /slɪp ɒf/ • Verb She slipped off her jacket.
stave off предотвратить /steɪv ɒf/ • Verb To stave off a disaster.
tick off ставить галочку /tɪk ɒf/ • Verb I ticked off opposite item "to buy a gift".
tie down привязывать /taɪ daʊn/ • Verb tie down the prisoners.
tire out утомляться /ˈtaɪə aʊt/ • Verb All that exercise really tired me out.
tuck away уплетать /tʌk əˈweɪ/ • Verb Sammy managed to tuck away everything his father couldn't eat.
usher in возвещать /ˈʌʃə ɪn/ • Verb The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in the post-Cold War period.
wade in вступать /weɪd ɪn/ • Verb He knew nothing about it, but he waded in with his opinion.
wait about долго ждать /weɪt əˈbaʊt/ • Verb I am waiting about for Christie. She's late.
winkle out доставать с трудом /ˈwɪŋkl aʊt/ • Verb I somehow managed to winkle him out of my room.
wipe up вытереть /waɪp ʌp/ • Verb They wipe up spills between courses and before dessert.
work over переделывать /wɜːk ˈəʊvə/ • Verb You must work over this report.
zone out полностью потерять концентрацию /zəʊn aʊt/ • Verb When the men start talking about football, I just zone out.