Phrasal Verbs

PHRASAL VERBS

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts. We want you to approach our videos with a light heart and find joy from learning with us.

Phrasal Verbs

Let out

To "let out" means to allow something to escape such as a sound, air, or emotion. It may also mean…

Rise up

To "rise up" means to stand up or move upward, or to unite and protest against something, especially authority or unfair…

Sneak around

To "sneak around" means to move or behave secretly, usually to avoid being seen or to hide something.

Stick around

To "stick around" means to stay in a place or remain available instead of leaving, often to wait, help, or…

Bounce back

To "bounce back" means to recover quickly from a difficult situation and return to feeling well, confident, or successful again.

Run away

To "run away" means to leave or escape suddenly from a place, person, or situation. It can also mean to avoid…

Let down

To "let down" means to disappoint someone by failing to meet expectations. It can also mean to lower something physically or…

Turn up

To "turn up" means to appear or arrive, often unexpectedly, or to be found after being lost. It can also mean…

Give away

To "give away" means to donate something freely or without expecting payment, or to reveal information or feelings, often unintentionally. It…

Put up

To "put up" means to build, erect, or display something in a higher position. Commonly it means to provide accommodation…

Run over

To "run over" means to hit or pass over something with a vehicle, or to exceed a planned limit such as…

Wrap up

To "wrap up" means to finish or conclude something, such as a meeting, task, or activity. It can also mean to…