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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Phrasal verbs
What this phasal verbs mean?
- to be cut out
- to beat up
- to blow up
- to break into
- to find out
- to give up
* Idiom
- to go straight
- to make off with
- to pass away
Thank's ^^
- to be cut out
- to beat up
- to blow up
- to break into
- to find out
- to give up
* Idiom
- to go straight
- to make off with
- to pass away
Thank's ^^
Top answer
Many of these can be found in the dictionary. Here is an online one for you: Of the ones that I couldn't find in the dictionary: Break into: 1. To enter a place without permission, usually by breaking (or bypassing) a lock.
- Many of these can be found in the dictionary.
- Here is an online one for you: Of the ones that I couldn't find in the dictionary: Break into: 1.
- To enter a place without permission, usually by breaking (or bypassing) a lock.
- ) 2.
- To join an organization or start a career that is difficult to be accepted in.
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Many of these can be found in the dictionary. Here is an online one for you:
Of the ones that I couldn't find in the dictionary:
Break into: 1. To enter a place without permission, usually by breaking (or bypassing) a lock. (He broke into that car to steal it.) 2. To join an organization or start a care
Of the ones that I couldn't find in the dictionary:
Break into: 1. To enter a place without permission, usually by breaking (or bypassing) a lock. (He broke into that car to steal it.) 2. To join an organization or start a care
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"What do these phasal verbs mean?
- to be cut out
He is cut out to be a doctor.
(He has a natural aptitude and skills to be a doctor.)
- to beat up
His father beat him up.
(His father hit him until he was badly hurt.)
- to blow up
The militants blew up the school.
(They destroyed the school with a bomb.)
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"What do these phasal verbs mean?
- to be cut out
He is cut out to be a doctor.
(He has a natural aptitude and skills to be a doctor.)
- to beat up
His father beat him up.
(His father hit him until he was badly hurt.)
- to blow up
The militants blew up the school.
(They destroyed the school with a bomb.)
- to
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