Aprender PHRASAL VERBS – LETRAS A & B
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Como sabemos, verbos frasais são importantíssimos numa conversa entre duas pessoas que falam inglês. É praticamente impossível ter mais do que 5 minutos de inglês com alguém sem usar ao mesmo 5 phrasal verbs. Se você quer mesmo aprender inglês, é bom se familiarizar com tais verbos, suas definições e uso.
Começamos nossa lista de phrasal verbs, desenvolvida com a ajuda de muitos tutores do Cambly, com as letras A & B.
Phrasal Verbs com a Letra A:
| PHRASAL VERBS | DEFINITION | EXAMPLE |
| TO ACT UP | to fail to function properly | I think I need to take my car to the mechanic because it’s acting up again. |
| TO ADD * UP + | to calculate a sum | I added up the receipts and it totaled $239,00. |
| TO ADD UP TO + | equal an amount | The total expenses added up to $449,00. |
| TO ADD UP | to make sense | His story doesn’t add up. I think he is lying. |
| TO ASK * OUT + | to invite on a date | I can’t believe Mark finally asked me out on a date. |
| TO ASK * OVER + | to invite to someone’s home | Why don’t you ask your mother over for dinner? |
Phrasal Verbs com a letra B:
| TO BACK DOWN | to stop defending your opinion on a debate | John never backs down. He always wins arguments. |
| TO BACK OUT OF | not to keep (a promise, deal, agreement) | My mom backed out at the last minute. |
| TO BACK OUT OF + | not to keep (a promise, deal, agreement) | My mom backed out the agreement at the last minute. |
| TO BACK * UP + | to give support | I need good examples to back up my opinion. |
| TO BACK UP | to move backwards, reverse | Could you back up a little so I can open this window? |
| TO BAWL * OUT | to criticize | Irene bawled him out for arriving late. |
| TO BEAR DOWN ON + | to bite | I had to bear down on the leather strap while the doctor removed a bullet from the soldier’s arm. |
| TO BEAR DOWN ON + | to take extreme measures against | Brazil is bearing down on drugs. |
| TO BEAR ON + | to have to do with | This information may bear on this case. |
| TO BEAR UP | to withstand | I never thought he would bear up so easily with this situation. |
| TO BEAR UP UNDER + | to withstand | How can you bear up under such extreme pressure? |
| TO BEAR UP WITH + | to be patient | Please, bear with me! |
| TO BLOW IN | to visit unexpectedly (inf.) | My friend blew in unexpectedly with his entire family. |
| TO BLOW OVER | to fade away without strong consequences | All negative publicity will blow over in a couple of days. |
| TO BLOW * UP + | to destroy using explosives | The thieves blew the bridge up. |
| TO BLOW UP | to explode | The bomb blew up before she left the bank. |
| TO BOW UP | to become very angry, suddenly | When I heard the news, I blew up and called Sally. |
| TO BREAK * DOWN + | to analyze in detail | I need to break this problem down. |
| TO BREAK DOWN | to stop working properly | My car broke down this morning. |
| TO BREAK DOWN | to become mentally ill | She broke down after her son died. |
| TO BREAK * IN + | to wear something new until it becomes comfortable | I need to break these shoes in before the party. |
| TO BREAK IN | to interrupt | I was talking to Sally when my mother broke in to give her opinion. |
| TO BREAK IN | to force entry to a building | The burglar broke in the store. |
| TO BREAK IN ON + | to interrupt (a conversation) | My mom broke in on our conversation and told me to go to bed. |
| TO BREAK INTO + | to force entry to a building | The burglar broke into the new store. |
| TO BREAK INTO + | to interrupt (a conversation) | My mom broke into our conversation and told me to go to bed. |
| TO BREAK + OFF + | to end something | Mary broke her engagement to Bob off. |
| TO BREAK OUT | to suddenly start | The protests broke out in response to the military coup. |
| TO BREAK OUT + | to use something extravagant for celebration | They broke out the champagne to celebrate my promotion. |
| TO BREAK OUT OF + | to escape | The thief broke out of prison. |
| TO BREAK * UP + | to break into pieces | I broke the crackers up into pieces and put it in a soup. |
| TO BREAK * UP + | to disperse (a crowd), to stop a fight | The police broke the presentation up before it got out of control. |
| TO BREAK UP | to end a relationship | Theo and Sally broke up again. |
| TO BRING * ABOUT + | to cause to happen | Democracy brought about great change in Brazil |
| TO BRING * OFF + | to accomplish | Ted finally got his English degree. I can’t believe he brought that off. |
| TO BRING * ON + | to cause something | I can’t believe she got so angry. What brought that on? |
| TO BRING * OUT + | to make something more evident | This new shirt brings out the color of your eyes. |
| TO BRING * TO | to revive consciousness | They used smelling salts to bring her to after she fainted. |
| TO BRING * UP + | to mention | I didn’t want to bring up the fact that she was unemployed. |
| TO BRING * UP + | to raise (a child) | It is how I was brought up. |
| TO BRUSH * OFF + | to ignore something or someone (inf.) | Mariah brushed her father off at the party. |
| TO BURN * DOWN + | to destroy by setting fire to it | The kids burned the house down by accident. |
| TO BURN DOWN | to burn completely (building) | Two buildings burnt down in the fire. |
| TO BURN UP | to be hot | I burning up in here. Please, open the door. |
| TO BURN UP | to consume by fire | The papers were burned up by the fire |
| TO BURN * UP + | to destroy by fire | My boss burnt up the files. |
| TO BUY * OUT + | to buy the shares of a company | Massels was bought out by a chinese company. |
| TO BUY * UP + | to purchase the entire supply of something | My father bought up all the beer. |
Muito em breve, te apresentaremos outros phrasal verbs essenciais para quem deseja aprender inglês online. Aguarde!
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Anotando para não esquecer mais. 😁
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Awesome! Já vou colocar as palavras no caderno de notas
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Anotados, vamos praticar.
TO ADD UP – essa é nova pra mim!
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