milausa 100 phrasal verbs

Question 1

~해 달라고 하다, 요청하다(2)

Answer 1

ask for / request

Question 2

지지를 중단/철회하다(3)

Answer 2

back away from / pull / withdraw support

Question 3

근거자료를 제시하다/지원하다(2)

Answer 3

back up/support

Question 4

break down 뜻(3)

Answer 4

1.stop working/get out of order
2.분해하다(as in a chemical reaction)
3.divide into parts for ease of understanding

Question 5

불러오다/초래하다(3)

Answer 5

bring about / cause / lead to

Question 6

(아이를) 키우다(3) - 그 중 구동사의 다른 뜻

Answer 6

bring up - 대화의 주제를 제시하다 / raise / rear

Question 7

내가 나중에 전화 줄게(2)

Answer 7

I’ll (call you back/return the call) later

Question 8

취소하다(2) +differences in register

Answer 8

call off / cancel(a tad more formal)

Question 9

따라잡다 If you miss a lot of classes, it’s very difficult to __________. + 2 more uses

Answer 9

catch up / to spend time finding out what has been happening while you have been away or during the time you have not seen someone / be caught up in something: to be or get involved in something, especially something bad

Question 10

to make sure that something is actually true, correct, or acceptable: I made a phone call to ________ his address. + 2 more uses + meaning of related phrase with “in”

Answer 10

check out / to look at someone or something because they are interesting or attractive(Hey check this out!) / library,store,hotel / check in luggage,at hotel

Question 11

우연히 발견하거나 만나다(2) + 2 more uses

Answer 11

come across,encounter / be easy for people to understand / Your point really came across at the meeting. / [ Subject come across AS adj. ]seem to have particular qualities He comes across as a very intelligent man. /

Question 12

released/published 2 phrasal verbs+another meaning of one of them

Answer 12

be out/come out / if something you say comes out in a particular way, that is how it sounds or how it is understood That didn’t come out the way I meant it to.

Question 13

reduce (amount) (2)

Answer 13

cut back (on) / cut down (on)

Question 14

to separate something by cutting it away from the main part + 4 more uses

Answer 14

cut off / to stop the supply of something such as electricity, gas, water etc “The gas’s been cut off.” / to suddenly not be able to hear someone that you were speaking to on the telephone “We just got cut off.” / to stop having a friendly relationship with someone “He just cut her off.” / to interrupt someone and stop them from finishing what they were saying “Emma cut him off mid-sentence. / BONUS: also used in the same meaning as cut in(끼어들기) when driving

Question 15

to live or do something without a particular thing

Answer 15

do without

Question 16

깔끔하게 입다 + 1 more uses

Answer 16

to wear formal OR unusual clothes, or to put special clothes on someone “He went to the party dressed up as a ghost.”“It’s a small informal party – you don’t have to dress up.”

Question 17

(차로 데려가서) 내려 주다 + 1 more uses

Answer 17

drop somebody off / to fall asleep “She kept dropping off at her desk.”

Question 18

싸우다 (4) other than bicker (over)

Answer 18

fall out(also means you’re in bad terms with that person as a result) / argue / have a fight(used with people close to you) / ‘quarrel

Question 19

_______(complete) a form/document (2)

Answer 19

fill in / fill out

Question 20

be friendly with=in a friendly terms with + 1 more use

Answer 20

get along “They seem to get along with each other.” / to deal with a job or situation or to make progress “How’s Sam getting along at university?”

Question 21

escape

Answer 21

get away “The thieves got away FROM the police WITH jewellery worth over £50,000.” “I like to get away FROM London at the weekend.” (instransitive)”We’re hoping to get away to Scotland in the holidays.”

Question 22

manage to cover living expenses (2) + 1 more uses of the shorter one

Answer 22

get by / make ends meet / to manage to deal with a difficult situation, using whatever money, equipment etc you have “get by with some Japanese / 2 MB of memory”

Question 23

keep in contact = keep _____ +3 other verbs which gets along with the expression in the blank?

Answer 23

in touch / stay / be “Are you two still in touch?” / get(=START contacting)

Question 24

overcome(but used with a slightly different structure)

Answer 24

get over

Question 25

donate; give without charging + 1 more use

Answer 25

give away / to show where someone is or what they are doing or thinking when they are trying to keep this a secret "My mom gave me away to Mrs Johnson."

Question 26

제출하다 (3)

Answer 26

submit / turn in / hand in

Question 27

surrender; succumb; submit

Answer 27

give in

Question 28

give out 3 uses

Answer 28

give out light = emit light / give out some leaflets = hand out some leaflets / My arms 've given out = My arms won't move(because of exhaustion).

Question 29

to start to do something, especially after planning it or asking permission to do it

Answer 29

go ahead "They’ve decided to go ahead with the building plans/the music festival".

Question 30

review / examine

Answer 30

go over

Question 31

mingle (2) + 2 use of the longer one

Answer 31

hang out / get together / start dating / get his life together(=be in control of his life)

Question 32

wait / delay (sometimes used interchangeably) + 3 more uses of the former

Answer 32

hold on / hold up "be held up in traffic" / used when you have just noticed, heard, or remembered something interesting or wrong "Hold on a minute!" / used to ask someone on the telephone to wait until the person they want to talk to is available "Can you hold on? I’ll try to find her." / "Hold on tight!"

Question 33

to continue doing something, or to do something many times

Answer 33

keep on "The treadmill is the hardest, but I keep on." "Whether you're headed for the farmer's market, the beach, or the grocery store, this bag is the gift that keeps on giving."(the gift that keeps on giving = a thing or situation which has benefits that are lasting over a long period of time)

Question 34

keep up 2 uses

Answer 34

continue "Keep up the good work!" / "It's difficult to keep up with him."

Question 35

care for (2)

Answer 35

look after, take care of

Question 36

investigate

Answer 36

look into

Question 37

make out 3 uses besides ...

Answer 37

1) make something out: to be just able to see or hear something "He could just make out a dark shape moving towards him." 2) to understand something/someone, especially the reason why something has happened/someone behaves in a particular way "I can’t make him out at all." 3) to say that something is true when it is not "The media made everything out."

Question 38

to develop in your life, and change your relationships, interests, activities etc to leave your present job, class, or activity and start doing another one

Answer 38

move on "I’ve moved on since high school, and now I don’t have much in common with some of my old friends."

Question 39

pick up 5 uses aside from to lift

Answer 39

1) pick somebody ↔ up to let someone get into your car, boat etc and take them somewhere 2) to learn something by watching or listening to other people 3) if a machine picks up a sound, movement, or signal, it is able to notice it or receive it "The sensors pick up faint vibrations in the earth." 4) "we can pick up where we left off." 5) if a situation picks up, it improves "Her social life was picking up at last."

Question 40

delay (4)

Answer 40

put off / hold off / defer / postpone

Question 41

endure (5)

Answer 41

put up with / take / stand / bear / tolerate

Question 42

to start to experience a difficult or unpleasant situation + 1 use

Answer 42

run into "He ran into criticism" / to meet someone by chance "Guess who I ran into in town today!"

Question 43

trigger +1 use

Answer 43

set off to make something start happening, especially when you do not intend to do so "set off a recession / an alarm / a bomb" / to start to go somewhere "Jerry and I set off on foot for the beach."

Question 44

set out 2 uses

Answer 44

to start a journey "Kate set out for San Diego." / "They set out with the aim of becoming the number one team in the league."

Question 45

stand up other than be on one's feet

Answer 45

to remain sound and intact under stress, attack, or close scrutiny "The memoirs stand up well to cross-checking with other records." stand somebody up: informal to not meet someone who you have arranged to meet

Question 46

talk over

Answer 46

discuss "Talk it over with your GP."

Question 47

discard (2)

Answer 47

throw away, get rid of

Question 48

turn around(2)

Answer 48

if a situation, game etc turns around, or if someone turns it around, it changes and starts to develop in the way you want/ to complete the process of making a product or providing a service "We can turn around 500 units by next week."

Question 49

turn down (2)

Answer 49

to turn the switch on a machine such as an oven, radio etc so that it produces less heat, sound etc / refust, reject

Question 50

turn up (2)

Answer 50

to turn a switch on a machine such as an oven, radio etc so that it produces more heat, sound etc to arrive at a place, especially in a way that is unexpected "You can’t just turn up and expect a meal."

Question 51

rise (as in in the morning) (2) + 1 more use of one of them

Answer 51

get up "Get me up at seven, would you?" also means to stand up / wake up