Phrasal Verbs with Make, Look, Get, Take, Put, Set, Turn, Go, Be, Give, Break & Bring

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Phrasal Verb	Meaning
make for	to go in the direction of something, to lead to
make sth into	to transform something into something else
make out	to decipher, to pretend, to prepare, to do
make sth out	to distinguish, to glimpse, to see
make sb out	to understand
make off	to run away, to escape
make off with sth	to escape with, to steal
make up	to build, to compensate for, to recover
make-up	makeup, composition
make sth up	to form, to compose, to invent
make over	to transfer, to give, to reform, to remodel, to make over

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
look after	to take care of, to look after
look ahead	to look ahead
look for	to look for, to expect, to go after
look down on	to despise, to look down on, to glimpse, to scan
look back	to look back, to look back
look away	to look away
look up	to look up
look up to	to admire, to respect
look through	to look through, to ignore
look into	to study, to investigate, to search
look out	to look out, to be careful, to be careful
look forward	to look forward to, to be eager

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
get out	to go out, to escape, to flee, to take out
get away	to escape, to flee, to sneak away
get away with	to get away with, to get away with, to get away with
get round	to convince, to persuade, to win over
get over	to recover, to improve, to get better
get at	to want to get to, to pick on, to insinuate, to bribe, to get hold of
get on	to succeed, to go, to put on, to get on well with, to follow someone
get through	to overcome, to get through, to survive, to finish, to get through
get up	to get up, to wake up, to gather, to gather

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
take off	to take off, to remove, to take off, to take something off
take out	to go out with, to ask out, to snatch
take over	to take over, to take charge, to relieve, to take over
take on	to take charge of, to compete with someone, to accept the challenge
take in	to take in, to catch, to assimilate, to find out
take sth out on sth sb	to take it out on, to take it out on
take up	to begin, to start
take after	to resemble, to take after, to pursue
take down	to dismantle, to take down, to take down a peg, to write down, to take note of

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
put through	to put someone through, to approve something through something, to put through
put off	to discourage, to postpone, to put off
put on	to put on, to pretend, to turn on
put out	to bother, to put out, to offend
put up with	to tolerate, to put up with, to bear
put up	to hang, to display, to put up
put together	to put together, to assemble, to assemble

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
set about	To begin, to start / to attack, to assault.
set against	To set against, to turn against / to contrast, to weigh up.
set apart	To distinguish, to make different.
set aside	To save, to put away / to leave / to reserve / to set aside / to annul.
set back	To set back, to withdraw / to delay, to set back / to cost.
set down	To write down, to put in writing / to leave / to establish, to fix.
set forth	To set out, to depart.
set in	To begin, to start / to arise / to declare itself.
set off	To set out, to set off / to set off, to explode / to enhance.
set on	To set on / to attack, to assault.
set out	To set out, to leave / to intend, to mean to, to want to.
set to	To set to, to begin.
set up	To raise, to erect / to place / to set up / to assemble, to put together.

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
turn against	To turn against / to turn against.
turn around / turn round	To turn around, to turn around / to turn around, to turn around.
turn away	To turn away / to turn one's head, to turn one's back.
turn back	To turn back, to turn back / to delay / to turn back.
turn down	To turn down, to reject / to refuse / to turn down / to turn down.
turn in	To turn in to the police / to go to bed.
turn off	To turn off / to turn off / to turn off / to disgust, to turn off.
turn on	To turn on / to turn on / to turn on / to turn on, to switch on.
turn out	To turn off, to go out
turn over	To turn over, to turn over, to turn upside down.
turn to	To turn to, to resort to, to have recourse to / to look for, to turn to.
turn up	To turn up, to show up / to turn up / to turn up, to turn up.

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
go about	To undertake, to do / to continue.
go after	To pursue, to go after.
go against	To go against / to be unfavourable to.
go ahead with	To proceed.
go ahead	Go ahead!
go along with	To agree with.
go along	To go through / to progress, to go / to go.
go around	To be enough, to be sufficient, to be enough / to run, to circulate / to go, to walk.
go away	To go away.
go back on	To break, to fail to keep.
go back	To go back, to return / to date back to / to go back to.
go by	To go by / to abide by, to follow / to be guided by / to judge.
go down with	To catch, to get.
go down	To go down / to deflate / to go down / to sink / to be well received.
go for	To attack / to go for / to like / to be good for.
go in for	To take part in, to participate in / to enter for / to go in for.
go in	To go in.
go into	To go into / to investigate / to crash into.
go off with	To run off with.
go off	To go away
go on	To go on, to continue / to happen, to occur.
go out	To go out / to go out.
go over to	To go over to / to change to, to switch to.
go over	To go over, to review.
go round	To go round, to spin / to go round, to visit.
go through with	To go through with.
go through	To go through, to suffer, to endure / to examine.
go towards	To go towards, to set aside for.
go under	To go under / to fail.
go up	To go up / to approach / to go up / to explode.
go with	To go with / to go with, to be included / to go with.
go without	To go without, to do without.

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
give away	To distribute, to give away / to regulate / to give away / to betray, to give away.
give back	To give back.
give in to	To give in to.
give in	To give in, to surrender / to give in / to hand in.
give off	To give off, to emit.
give onto	To overlook, to give onto.
give out	To distribute, to hand out / to announce / to run out, to give out.
give over	To hand over / to devote, to allocate / to stop.
give up on	To give up on, to give up.
give up	To give up / to give up, to abandon / to give up, to give in.

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