Common Phrasal Verbs and Their Uses (Go, Look, Take, Turn, Put, and More)

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• Phrasal Verbs and Their Meanings BREAK DOWN: - Ficar chateado: Ex.: She broke down with the facts. - Devolver: Ex.: I will break those pieces down. - Parar de funcionar: Ex.: The computer broke down. BREAK OFF: - Romper relação: Ex.: The government broke off diplomatic relations with that country. BREAK OUT: - Escapar de lugar: Ex.: The thieves broke out of the prison. - TBE bem-sucedido (possivelmente uma digitação incorreta, provavelmente "to be well-succeeded"): Ex.: Ordinary soaps make my skin break out. CARRY ON: - Continuar: Ex.: Carry on with this story, please. GET CARRIED AWAY WITH: - Se empolgar: Ex.: He got carried away with the news. GIVE AWAY: - Doar: Ex.: I don’t like you gave away to Dad. (Provavelmente deveria ser: "I don’t like that you gave away to Dad.") - Ex.: The old books will be given away to the city library. GIVE BACK: - Devolver: Ex.: Haven’t you given those magazines back yet? GIVE OFF: - Produzir calor, luz: Ex.: The chimney gave off black smoke. - Vento ou gás: Ex.: The students gave the folders out. GIVE OUT: - Distribuir: Ex.: His legs gave out in the middle of the race. GIVE UP: - Desistir: Ex.: The girl gave up playing soccer. GO ABOUT: - Iniciar:...