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#phrasalverbs

20 expression(s)

business B1

come up with an idea

Learn how to use 'come up with an idea' in professional English. See real business examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
food-cooking B1

cool down

Learn how to use 'cool down' in the context of food and cooking. See natural conversational examples, clear grammatical explanations, and interactive practice.
relationships B1

count on someone

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'count on someone' to talk about trust, reliability, and support in your daily English conversations with friends and family.
business B2

cut down on expenses

Learn how to use the phrase 'cut down on expenses' to talk about reducing spending in business and daily life.
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daily-life B1

cut down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut down' to talk about reducing consumption, saving money, or cutting trees in natural English.
daily-life B1

cut out

Master the casual phrasal verb 'cut out' to talk about stopping habits, removing things, or telling someone to stop annoying behavior.
food-cooking A2

cut up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut up' to describe slicing, chopping, or dividing food into smaller pieces.
business B1

deal with a problem

Learn how to use the common business English phrase 'deal with a problem' to talk about resolving issues and challenges.
relationships B1

depend on someone

Understand the meaning and correct usage of the phrase 'depend on someone' to talk about trust, reliance, and relationships in natural English conversations.
food-cooking B1

drink up

Master the casual phrasal verb 'drink up' in English. Discover its meaning, see natural conversational examples, and learn how to avoid common mistakes easily.
food-cooking B1

eat up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'eat up' like a native speaker. Understand its exact meaning, discover common mistakes, and practice with our interactive exercises.
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relationships B1

fall for someone

Discover the meaning of 'fall for someone' in English. Learn how to use this romantic phrasal verb to describe falling in love.
daily-life B2

fall through

Discover the meaning of the phrasal verb 'fall through' and learn how to use it when plans, deals, or arrangements fail to happen or are canceled unexpectedly.
business B1

fill out an application

Master the phrasal verb 'fill out an application' to talk about applying for jobs, visas, or memberships in English.
food-cooking B1

fill up on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'fill up on' to talk about eating too much of one thing. Perfect your English with real examples, explanations, and practice.
relationships B1

get over someone

Learn the meaning of 'get over someone' in English. Find out how to use this phrasal verb to talk about moving on from past relationships.
daily-life B2

go without

Master the phrasal verb 'go without' in English. This comprehensive guide features natural conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
technology B2

hack into

Master the phrasal verb 'hack into'. Learn its meaning, see real-world examples, and understand how to use it in cybersecurity contexts.
academic B1

hand back

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'hand back' to describe returning assignments, tests, or borrowed items in school and university settings.
academic B1

hand in late

Learn how to use 'hand in late' to talk about submitting school assignments or essays past the deadline.