to think of or treat someone or something as unimportant or not worthy of respect.

to have a specified origin or source.

to indicate; to talk about or mention something that you think is important.

to feel be able to; be capable of.

to remove something from a thing, place, or person.

to start to do something; to begin to give your attention or effort to something.

to change into a different state or form.

to proceed or do what you cab with the things that you have even though you do not have what you want.

to refuse. Say no to; to lower.

to care for or attend to the needs of someone.

to stop doing something; to abandon hope.

to do something so that you no longer have or are effected or bothered by; dispose of something.

to meet or find something or someone by chance.

to become bored with something.

to dispose of something; to get rid of something.

to put something that is no longer useful, or wanted in a trash can, garbage can, rubbish bin, etc.

to produce or prepare something very quickly, such as a meal.

to know the difference between two things.

to not be criticized or punished for something.

to happen, end or develop in a particular way.

to come to an end of something; to use something up.

to remove something, such as clothing.

to add something to the body, as clothing or weight.

to belong in a particular situation place, or group.

to cause to go away because of heat or activity.

to stop attending a school or university before you have completed your studies; to stop being part of a group.

to find an answer or solution to a problem.

to get or think of something that is needed or wanted.

to do something that you could have done earlier.

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MG4_U4 Phrasal Verbs

Mega Goal Unit 4 Lesson 3 Grammar Phrasal verbs

Term	Definition
Look down on	to think of or treat someone or something as unimportant or not worthy of respect.
Come from	to have a specified origin or source.
Point out	to indicate; to talk about or mention something that you think is important.
Feel up to	to feel be able to; be capable of.
Take out	to remove something from a thing, place, or person.
Get down to	to start to do something; to begin to give your attention or effort to something.
Send back	to return.
Turn into	to change into a different state or form.
Call for	to require.
Talk over	to discuss.
Make do with	to proceed or do what you cab with the things that you have even though you do not have what you want.
Turn down	to refuse. Say no to; to lower.
Look into	to investigate.
Take care of	to care for or attend to the needs of someone.
Load up on	to get a lot of something.
Give up	to stop doing something; to abandon hope.
Get rid of	to do something so that you no longer have or are effected or bothered by; dispose of something.
Come across	to meet or find something or someone by chance.
Come down with	to become ill with something.
Look forward to	to anticipate with pleasure.
Tire of	to become bored with something.
Cut down on	to reduce the amount used.
Wake up	to make someone stop sleeping.
Throw away	to dispose of something; to get rid of something.
Throw out	to put something that is no longer useful, or wanted in a trash can, garbage can, rubbish bin, etc.
Whip up	to produce or prepare something very quickly, such as a meal.
Tell apart	to know the difference between two things.
Get away with	to not be criticized or punished for something.
Turn out	to happen, end or develop in a particular way.
Go on	to begin and then continue.
Think over	to consider.
Run out of	to come to an end of something; to use something up.
Take off	to remove something, such as clothing.
Put on	to add something to the body, as clothing or weight.
Run into	to meet someone by chance.
Fit in	to belong in a particular situation place, or group.
Burn off	to cause to go away because of heat or activity.
Drop out of	to stop attending a school or university before you have completed your studies; to stop being part of a group.
Figure out	to find an answer or solution to a problem.
Come up with	to get or think of something that is needed or wanted.
Catch up on	to do something that you could have done earlier.

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