English phrasal verbs list - page 3
Break through
breɪkMeanings of Break through:
phrasal verbPass through (a barrier)
Break up
breɪkMeanings of Break up:
phrasal verbBreak or cause to break into pieces
Meanings of Breeze through:
phrasal verbSucceed at easily
Brick up
brɪkBring along
brɪŋMeanings of Bring along:
phrasal verbTo take someone or something with you
Usage examples:
Can i bring a friend along to the party?
Bring around
brɪŋMeanings of Bring around:
phrasal verbCause to adopt an opinion or course of action
Bring back
brɪŋMeanings of Bring back:
phrasal verbBring back to the point of departure
Bring forward
brɪŋMeanings of Bring forward:
phrasal verbCause to move forward
Bring off
brɪŋMeanings of Bring off:
phrasal verbBe successful; achieve a goal
Bring out in
brɪŋMeanings of Bring out in:
phrasal verbIf something brings you out in spots, a rash, etc., it causes spots to appear on your skin
Usage examples:
Seafood always brings me out in huge spots.
Bring together
brɪŋMeanings of Bring together:
phrasal verbTo help people or groups to become friendly or to do something together, especially when they would not usually do this
Usage examples:
The disaster brought the community together., a common interest in chess brought them together., a …
Bring up
brɪŋMeanings of Bring up:
phrasal verbRaise from a lower to a higher position
Meanings of Brush aside:
phrasal verbDismiss something as being unimportant or not worth consideration; disregard something.
Usage examples:
He brushed aside attacks on his policies
Brush off
brʌʃMeanings of Brush off:
phrasal verbBar from attention or consideration
Brush up
brʌʃBubble over
ˈbʌb.əlMeanings of Bubble over:
phrasal verbOverflow with a certain feeling
Buck up
bʌkBucket down
ˈbʌk.ɪtMeanings of Bucket down:
phrasal verbTo rain heavily
Usage examples:
It's absolutely bucketing down.
Buckle down
ˈbʌk.əlMeanings of Buckle down:
phrasal verbTackle a task with determination.
Usage examples:
The pair buckled down and started to train seriously
Meanings of Buckle under:
phrasal verbConsent reluctantly
Budge up
bʌdʒMeanings of Budge up:
phrasal verbSaid to someone in order to ask them to move so that there is room for you
Meanings of Bug off:
phrasal verbGo away.
Usage examples:
I assumed you'd come to tell me to bug off
Bug out
ˈbʌɡ.aʊt ˌbæɡMeanings of Build in:
phrasal verbMake something an integral part of something else
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