- Ask someone out. Meaning: mengajak kencan.
- Example:
- “John asked Mia out to dinner and a movie.”
- Example:
- Back someone up. Meaning: mendukung.
- Example;
- “My girilfriend backed me up over my decision to quit my job.”
- Example;
- Put up with. Meaning: mentolerir.
- Example:
- “I can’t put up with your attitude.”
- Example:
- Bring someone down. Meaning: membuat sedih.
- Example:
- “Your words are bringing me down.”
- Example:
- Call something off. membatalkan.
- Example:
- “John called the wedding off because he wasn’t in love with his fiancé.”
- Example:
- Cut in. Meaning: menginterupsi/memotong.
- Example:
- “Your father cut in while I was dancing with your uncle.”
- Example:
- Get along. Meaning: saling menyukai satu sama lain/cocok.
- Example:
- “I was surprised how well my new girlfriend and my sister got along.”
- Example:
- Chill out. Meaning: santai saja.
- Example:
- “Just chill out!”
- Example:
- Work out. Meaning: berhasil/sukses.
- Example:
- “Our plan didn’t work out.“
- Example:
Compiled and written by @Patipatigulipat at @EnglishTips4U on Wednesday, November 2, 2011
RELATED POST(S):
- #EngVocab: The most common phrasal verbs
- #EngClass: Separable phrasal verbs
- #EngVocab: Phrasal verbs with ‘stand’
- #EngVocab: phrasal verbs with “take”
- #EngVocab: phrasal verbs with “make”
^MD
