Tài liệu PHRASAL VERBS WITH “LOOK” ppt

e.g : Angie doesn’t like to look back on her past.. ♥ Put off = to make sb/sth not like or not want to do sth .e.g : The accident put me off driving for a long time.. PHRASAL VERBS WITH

PHRASAL VERBS WITH “LOOK”

♥ Look at = to take / have a look

e.g :We looked at a few houses before we bought this one

♥ Look through = to exmine sth quickly

e.g :We asked the teacher to look through our essays for mistakes

♥ Look up =(in a dictionary , directory ….)

e.g : Could you look her telephone number up in the direction ?

+ Look up = to become better

e.g : Things seem to be looking up at long last

♥ Look forward to = to expect

e.g :We are looking forward to your visit in September

♥ Look out = to be careful

e.g :Look out ! There’s a car coming

♥ Look into =to examine sth carefully in details

e.g :I’d like to look into the possibility of buying a new car

+ Look into = to investigate

e.g :The police looked into the crime

♥ Look for =to seek for

e.g :she’s looking for a new place to live

♥ Look over = to examine sth one (part / chapter) by one (part/ chapter )

e.g :I need to look over your report , I’ll get back to you tomorrow

♥ Look to (sb for sth ) = to rely on sb

e.g : He looks to his best friends for advice on business deals

♥ Look back on (the past ) = to think about sth that has happened in the past

e.g : Angie doesn’t like to look back on her past She keeps her on the future

♥ Look around = to walk around and see sth

e.g : Fell free to look around the store Let me know if you need any help

PHRASAL VERBS WITH “BRING”

♥ Bring round = to make sb conscious

e.g : They used some strong voolka to bring him round

♥ Bring forward = to move sth to an earlier time

e.g : I’d like to bring the meeting forwards a few hours it that’s alright with you

♥ Bring up = to look after a child until she / he is an adult to teach her / him how to behave

= to raise

e.g : I was brought up in the ountryside by my aunt

+ Bring up = to vomit

= to mention a subject for ( ☺ )

e.g : Could you bring up a new subject ? ( ☺ )

♥ Bring back = to return sth

e.g : I need to bring these books back to the library this afternoon

+ Bring back = to cause sth existed before being introduced again

e.g: Nobody wants to bring back the day of child labour

+ Bring back = to cause sb remember sth

e.g : The photographs brought back memories of his childhood

♥ Bring about = to make sth happen

e.g : The revolution was brought about by the regime’s lack of trust

♥ Bring off = to manage to do sth succesfully

e.g : I was really happy when i finally brought that new contract off

♥ Bring out = to produce / publish

e.g: Smithers brought her lastest book out last year

♥ Bring in = to introduce sb/sth as an advister , a helper

e.g : The new computer expert was brought in to solve the problem

♥ Bring down = to overthrow sth ( đổ , hạ bệ )

= to make sb/sth move or fall to the ground ( đem ai/ gì từ trên cao xuống thấp)

e.g : The policeman brought the criminal down but unfortunately , hurt himself in the act of doing sth

+ Bring down the price of sth

♥ Bring to = to make ( a boat ) stop

e.g : He brought the rowboat to and let his sister get off

♥ Bring sth (on) upon sb = to make sth bad happen to sb

e.g : I’m afraid he brought his troubles upon himself

PHRASAL VERB WITH “PUT”

♥ Put on = to cover an area of your skin with sth ( che đậy , mặc lên)

e.g: I think you’d better put the blue sweater on It’s cold outside

= to switch on a piece of electrical equipment

e.g : could you please put the heating on It’s cold here

= to become heavier, especially by the mount mentioned

e.g : I put on my weight very easily

♥ Put up = to give sb food and place to stay

e.g : Do you think you could put my friend up for the night

= try to stop sb attacking you

e.g : The old lady put up a struggle against her attacker

= to lift or hold sth up ; to build sth

e.g : Put your hand up if you know the answer

= to suffer sb/sth unplesant and not complain about it

e.g : I don’t know how they put up this noise

♥ Put away = to send sb to prison

= put sth in a box after using it ( ☺ )

e.g : Put the tools away if you’ve finished them ( ☺ )

= to save money to spend later

e.g : I need to put some money away for hard times

♥ Put off = to make sb/sth not like or not want to do sth

e.g : The accident put me off driving for a long time

= to say to a person that you can no longer do what you had agreed

e.g : They were coming to stay last weekend but I had to put them off at the last moment

= to make sb unable to give their attention to sth

e.g : Don’t stare at me , you’re putting me off

♥ Put through =to make sb experience sth unpleasant

e.g : We put our son through college It costs a lot of money

e.g : I didn’t want to put you through so much pain

e.g : Could you please put Mr Thomson through ?

♥ Put down = to stop holding sth and put it on the floor , a table

e.g : The police persuaded him to put the gun down

= to write sth

e.g : I’ll put that down in my diary

= to pay part of the cost of sth

e.g : We put down a 10 % deposit on a car

= to stop sth by force

e.g : to put down a rebellion

+ Put sth down to sth = to believe that sth is caused by sth

e.g : I put his bad exam results down to his laziness rather than lack of ability

♥ Put in = to include a piece of information in sth that you write

= to ask for sth officially

e.g : to put in an invoice / request

= to spend time on sth

e.g : She puts all her time and energy in her business

PHRASAL VERBS WITH “TAKE”

♥ Take away = to remove sb/sth

e.g : She took the scissors away from the child ( take sb/sth away ( form sth ))

= to cause a feeling , to disappear

e.g : These aspirins will take the pain away

= to buy cooked food at a restaurant and carry it out to eat somewhere else , for example at home

♥ Take around = to show

e.g : Let me take you around the office

♥ Take back = to return sth to the place that you got it from

e.g : He took his Christmas present back to Macy’s

= to admit that th you said was wrong

e.g : He never take what he said back

♥ Take in = to deceive = to try to make sb believe sth that is not true ( đánh lừa )

e.g : I can’t believe how easy it is to take him in

= to enjoy

e.g : I’d love to take in a good movie tonight

♥ Take to sb/sth = to start liking sb/sth

e.g: He’s really starting to take to Sheila

♥ Take up = to start doing sth regularly (for example as a habbit ) e.g : I think I’ll take up golf this year

♥ Take out = to kill

e.g : The mob wants to take Tony out

= to go out with sb ( for a social occasion )

e.g : I’m taking Michael out last week

♥ Take after = to inherit character

e.g : She takes after her father

♥ Take apart = to beat easily

e.g : They took apart the Polphins last week

= to criticize strongly

e.g : Be careful about what you say He may take you apart

♥ Take off = to remove sth , especially clothes

e.g : Coming and take your coat off

= to have a holiday

e.g : Has he taken off work recently ?

♥ Take aside = to speak to privately (1 cách riêng tư )

e.g : I had to take Tim aside

♥ Take over = to get control of sth or responsibility for sth

e.g : The firm is being taken over by a large company

e.g : Who is going to take over as an assistant when tim leaves ?

PHRASAL VERBS WITH “TURN”

♥ Turn out (to be sth ) = to be in the end

e.g : Michael turned out to be a good student

= to move the switch on the light or a source of heat to stop it e.g : Make sure you turn out the light when you leave

♥ Turn in = go to bed

e.g : I’m tired I want to turn in

= to return sth

e.g : The criminal decided to turn in the stolen money

♥ Turn up = to arrive , to appear

e.g : I was looking for some old pictures when this turned up

= to increase the sound or heat that sth produces

e.g : Turn the heat up I’m cold

♥ Turn around = to return the way you came

e.g : I think we should turn around and go home It’s getting dark

♥ Turn down = to refuse an offer or the person who makes it e.g : Why did you turn that job down

= to reduce the sound or heat that sth produces

e.g : Turn the television down

♥ Turn against = to object to sb/sth or make sb/sth object sb/sth

e.g : The dog turned against its master and bit him

♥ Turn away = to stop looking at sb/sth

e.g : She turned away in horror at the sight of the blood

= to refuse to allow a person to go into a place

e.g : He had to turn away more than 200 visiters to the exhibit

♥ Turn to = to go to sb/sth to get help / advice

e.g : When you don’t know what to do , turn to Michael for advice

♥ Turn over = to change position so that the other side is facing out or upwards (nhường ) e.g : He turned over and went back to sleep

♥ Turn back = to return the same way that you came ( Turn around )

e.g :We’ve come so far already , we can’t turn back now

☻☻☻ TRANSFORMATION ☻☻☻

♥ To be prey to sth = to suffer from sth

e.g : I suffered from obsessive and agonising thoughts

 I was prey to obsessive and agonising thoughts

By surprise

♥ To take sb { } làm ai ngạc nhiên

Aback

e.g : His arrival was completely unexpected

 His arrival took us completely by surprise ( aback )

♥ The onset (Noun) of sth = the beginning of sth

e.g: The first sign of the disease is a feeling of faintness

 The onset of the disease is shown a feeling of faintness

♥ At the outset (Adverb) = in the beginning =at the beginning of sth

e.g : He began by giving us a summary of his grogress so far

 At the outset , he gave us a summary of his grogress so far

♥ To offset = to compensate for sth = bù đắp

e.g : As an antidote to their disappointment , he bought them ice-cream

 In order to offset their disappointment , he bought them ice-cream

♥ To make out = discern = nhận dạng

e.g : We could just discern the bulding through the fog

 We could just make out the building

♥ To turn out for ( a meeting , a conference )= to attend ( a meeting …)

e.g : The meeting was well attended

 A lot of people turned out for the meeting

seen

♥ To have { better days } Đã qua rồi thời hòang kim (prime)

known

e.g : It was obvious that the old house was past its prime

 It was obvious that the old house has seen better days

♥ Tell ………from………

e.g :She doesn’t know the difference between margarine and butter

 She can’t tell margarine from butter

♥ An authority on sth =an expert at sth

e.g : He is famous for his vast knowledge of primitive religion

 He is an authority on primitive religion

♥ Account ( verb ) for = explain

e.g : How do you explain the difference between the two witnesses’ stories ?

 How do you account for the difference between the two witnesses’ stories ?

♥ By no means ( adjective phrase ) = certainly not / no

e.g : He is certainly not stupid

 He is by no means stupid

♥ To take sb/sth for granted = coi là đương nhiên , bình thường

e.g : “ you don’t appreciate me”, she complained

 “ you take me for granted” , she complained

♥ Look down on ( verb phrase ) = to despise ( khinh thường , khinh miệt )

e.g :Anne was afraid the neighbours would despise her for not having a washing machine

 Anne was afraid the neighbours would look down on her for not having a washing machine

♥ Put sth1 down to sth2 = owe sth to sth = có được là nhờ

e.g : Bill rekoned that his success was due to incredible luck

 Bill put his success down to incredible luck

♥ Get sth over with = to finish = to get sth off one’s chest

e.g : Why not tell him the truth and be finished with it ?

 Why not tell him the truth and be gotten over with ?

♥ To pester sb for sth = to keep sb for sth

e.g : Children pestered us for sweets

 Children kept asking us for sweets

♥ To fall short of sth = not come up to sth (expectations )

e.g : The film didn’t come up to my expectations

 The film fell short of my expectations

♥ To have had enough of sth = can’t stand sth = tired of sth

e.g : I can’t stand that dreadful noise any longer

 I have had enough of the dreadful noise

♥ As a last resort = như một cách cuối cùng

e.g : I travel by bus only when I have no alternative

 I travel by bus as a last resort

♥ To be to blame for sth = be responsible for

e.g : The accident wasn’t his fault

 He wasn’t to blame for the accident

♥ To be bound to do sth = to be certain to do sth

e.g : It is certain that the new cuts will worry the staff

 The new cuts are bound to worry the staff

*** Note : He is bound / certain to come

 It’s certain that he will come

It’s bound that he will come (sai)

♥ To put the blame on sb for sth = đổ lỗi

e.g : They accused me of causing the accident

 They put the blame on me for causing the accident

It is common knowledge that …

♥ {

Every one (most people) know that …

e.g : Most people know that Britain’s economy is heavily dependent on North Sea oil

 It’s common knowledge that Britain’s economy is heavily dependent on North Sea oil

♥ Charge sb with sth = bắt ai chịu tội

♥ To coax sb into doing sth = persuade