Phrasal Verbs, (Book).

Question 1

pop in

Answer 1

Visit someone at their home (informal)
But, for a short time

Question 2

Drop in

Answer 2

Visit someone at their home (informal)

Question 3

show (sb) around

Answer 3

show to someone your home

Question 4

Call in

Answer 4

visit someone

Question 5

show (sb) out

Answer 5

show someone the exit, as they leave

Question 6

swing by

Answer 6

invite someone, but just because you run into them

Question 7

stop off

Answer 7

Stop doing a journal, and pass for different way

Question 8

invite (sb) over

Answer 8

invite someone to your home

Question 9

come over

Answer 9

visit someone

Question 10

come into

Answer 10

enter

Question 11

bring (sb) along

Answer 11

bring with you someone

Question 12

invite (sb) into

Answer 12

ask someone to enter your home

Question 13

stay over

Answer 13

Stay in the house until the next day

Question 14

have (sb) over

Answer 14

have people as guests at your home

Question 15

snoop around

Answer 15

sniff around

Question 16

turn up

Answer 16

arrive (often unexpectedly)

Question 17

invite — along to

Answer 17

ask someone to go somewhere with you

Question 18

Drag on

Answer 18

Continentemente for a long time (negative)

Question 19

get on

Answer 19

become late (about the time)

Question 20

break up

Answer 20

Break (a day or period of time) into separate parts

Question 21

fit (sb) in

Answer 21

Make time for something

Question 22

drag out

Answer 22

make something last too long (negative)

Question 23

go by

Answer 23

pass (about time)

Question 24

creep up (on)

Answer 24

Happen slowly to someone without them noticing it

Question 25

while away

Answer 25

pass the time in a relaxed way

Question 26

take up

Answer 26

occupy, use up (someone's time)

Question 27

time out

Answer 27

long someone out of a computer, server, website because of inactivity.

Question 28

Come around

Answer 28

happen again (about a regular event)

Question 28

eat into

Answer 28

take up too much (of someone's time)

Question 29

draw out

Answer 29

make something last longer than necessary

Question 30

free up

Answer 30

make more time available

Question 31

Hang on

Answer 31

wait for a short time (informal)

Question 32

Hold (sb) up

Answer 32

make someone to something late

Question 33

wait around (for)