Tuesday 26 January 2016

phrasal verb Monday, January 25, 2016

find fault with=be overly critical with 

undertake=in charge of

bring back /look one's best / at its best/ come on/come up/come over

as for/ get over/ set in/ keep away from/ go round/stand by sth

on the air/ hold on/ hang on/ get down to business/to one's face 

get nowhere=accomplish nothing

make the most of=to show or use to the best advantage

do away with=terminate or take out

lay bare=make known to the public

fall back on=depend on,resort

hold one's ground=stick to one's guns

cut across=cut using a diagonal lines

cast sth aside=put an end to a state

on no account=definitely not

take sth over=take control

single out=select from a group

go on about sth=chatter without stop

hand sth down to sb=pass on, as by inheritance

take sb out /in one/ check in/ hard and fast/ orientate oneself

uncalled-for

come to nothing=be unsuccessful

set sth. back=to slow the progress of

get somewhere=

give sth. off=send forth, or discharge

make up with sb.=come to terms/make up for=do sth for one's forgiving

make sth out=detect with the senses

rise to the occasion=be equal to the occasion

say to oneself=talk to oneself

gigantic and ponderous

take stock of=to look at critically or searching

proceed with caution

an out-and-out infringement of





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