to ask someone out	pedirle salir a alguien: Steven ASKED ME OUT but i don't know if i should say yes
to be off	largarse: I'M OFF, see you monday
to beat somebody up	darle una paliza a alguien: a group of teenagers BEAT UP our english teacher
to blow up	explotar: my pressure cooker BLOW UP suddenly
to blow out	apagar/soplar: make a wish before you BLOW OUT the candles
to break down	averiarse: my car BREAK DOWN in the middle of nowhere
to break up	separarse: her parents BREAK UP when she was five years old
to bring up	criar : i was BROUGHT UP on a farm in northern england sacar un tema: sorry yo BRING this UP again, but you owe me
bring it on	¡venga! ¡vamos!: if you think you can beat me , BRING IT ON
to bump into somebody	encontrarse con alguien: guess who i BUMPED INTO in the frut shop chocarse con alguien: i BUMPED INTO a lamppots on my may to class
to butt in	interrumpir: please, stop BUTTING IN, it's my turn to talk
to call off	suspender/ cancelar : the wendding was CALLED OFF at the last minute due to the coronavirus
to care about somebody/something	preocuparse por algo o alguien: he doesn't CARE ABOUT recycling
to carry on	seguir/continuar: if you CARRY ON like that, you'll never succeed
to carry out	llevar a cabo: the police are CARRYING OUT an investigation into the murder
to catch up	ponerse al día: i missed two class so a need to CATCH UP alcanzar/pillar you go ahead i'll CATCH UP with you later
to cheat on somebody	ser infiel/engañar i would never CHEAT ON you my darling
to cheer somebody	animar a alguien: i bought you these flowers to CHEER YOU UP
to chop up	picar/trocear: you CHOP UP the vegetables while i boil the rice
to close down	cerrar: the restaurant has to CLOSE DOWN after the inspection
to come across	toparse con /encontar/ descubrir: today i COME ACROSS an amazing website for learning english
to come down to	reducirse a: in the end, it all COMES DOWN TO how we react to our problems bajar a: are you COMING DOWN to london this weekend
to come down with	enfermarse: i think i'm COMING DOWN WITH something
to come in	entrar/pasar: please, come in and take a seat
to come over	venirse/pasarse: would you like to COME OVER for dinner tomorrow
to count on	contar con/ fiarse de: please, don't worry, you can always COUNT ON me
to count on	contar con/ fiarse de: please, don't worry, you can always COUNT ON me
to cut down on	reducir el consumo de: i think should CUT DOWN ON garlic. Your breath stinks
to doze off	quedarse frito / dormido: i DOZED OFF in the sofa
to dress up	vestirse bien: are you going to DRESS UP for the party disfrazarse: what are you going to DRESS UP as
to drop in	pasar por algún lado sin hora determinada : i'm really busy right now, can you DROP IN a big later
to drop somebody/something off	dejar a alguien o algo: could you DROP me OFF at the station
to drop Out	dejar a medias/abandonar: my university course was so boring, DROPPED OUT in the first semestre
to eat up	terminar la comida: EAT UP or there'll be no dessert
to eat out	salir a comer fuera: i usually EAT OUT just a comple of times a month
to end up doing something	acabar haciendo algo o en algún lugar no previsto: we ENDED UP walking home becuse there were no taxis
to fall behind	retrasarse: i've FALLEN BEHIND on my mortgage payments
to fall out with somebody	enfadarse/ dejar de hablarse: -have you FALLEN OUT with Tom? - we FELL OUT ages ago
to fall over	caerse al suelo: he was so drunk he FELL OVER in the middle of the dance floor
to fill in	rellenar/completar: please, FILL IN this form and wait till the doctor calls you
to fill in for somebody	sustituir: can you FILL IN FOR ME tomorrow? its due to a family issue
to fill up	llenar: would you like to FILL tour bottle UP
to find put	descubrir/averiguar: how did you FIND OUT about this place? its amazing
to freak out	asustarse/ entrar en panico: my grandmother FREAKED OUT when she saw a crockroach in the kitchen
to get always from	escapar de/ alejarse: look¡ GET ALWAYS FROM my husband if you don't trouble
to get alway with something	quedar impune/ sin castigo: don't be tempted to cheat on the exam, you won't GET ALWAYS WHIT it
to get down	bajarse: GET DOWN from that ladder now
to get somebody down	desanimar: don't let those critics GET YOU DOWN
to get in/out	subir/ bajar /entrar / salir; GET IN the car, GET OUT of my hause
to get on/ off	subir bajar del transporte: GET ON the bus. we're GETTING OFF at the next stop
to get on (well) with somebody	llevarse bien: i don't GET ON very well WITH my neighbours
to get over	superar: i can't GET OVER my shynees recuperarse: it took me ages to GET OVER my broken foot
to give in	rendirse/ceder: the government will not GIVE IN to terrorist threats
to give up	dejar/abandonar: he's unbearable since he GIVE UP smoking
to go away	largarse/ irse: i'm trying to do some work. GO AWAY
to go off	caducar/ estropearse: keep the milk un the fridge or it'll GO OFF. explotar: luckily, the bomb didn't GOT OFF sonar: my alarm didn't GO OFF this morning dejar de gustar a alguien: i've GONE OFF katy since she told that dirty joke
to go through	cruzar/ pasar: i got searched when i WENT THROUGH the airport security sufrir/ pasarlo mal we've GONE THROUGH a lot this year revisar: in this lesson we'll GO THROUGH the irregular verbs
to hang on	esperar: HANG ON a moment, i'm going to get my jacket aguantar: HANG ON a bit longer, you will succeed in the end
to hang up	colgar el teléfono: please, don't HANG UP colgar algo: HANG your towel UP it won't dry on the floor
to head back	volver/ regresar: it getting late, we should start HEADING BACK home
to heat up	calentar: can you HEAT UP the soup? it's a bit cold
to hold on	aguantar /resistir: HOLD ON, we're almost done conservar: HOLD ON your ticket, you'll need it to get out of the car park agarrarse a algo
to hold on	aguantar /resistir: HOLD ON, we're almost done conservar: HOLD ON your ticket, you'll need it to get out of the car park agarrarse a algo
to hurry up	darse prisa: HURRY UP, i haven't got all day
to keep on	seguir: dont KEEP (ON) calling me, please dejar puesto: KEEP tour clothes ON mr. Jones
to keep up	seguir el ritmo: she walked so fast that i could barely KEEP UP
Keep up with	estar al tanto de: are you KEEPING UP WITH the latest News
to keep it up	seguir así: very good! ¡KEEP IT UP!
to Kick put	sacar/ echar: my teacher KICKED ME OUT of the class for yawning
to knock someone out	dejar inconsciente: the bóxer knocked his oppnent OUT in third round sorprender: her spectacular singing voice KNOCKED everyone OUT
to knock over	arrollar/atropellar : the cyclist was KNOCKED OVER by a car derribar/tirrar: the baby KNOCKED OVER my coffee mug
to let somebody off	dejar absuelto/libre: i'll LET YOU OFF this time
to lighten up	relajarse/despreocuparse : our english teacher should LIGHTEN UP a bit
to look after	cuidar: can you LOOK AFTER my squirrel while i'm away
to look into	investigar/ evaluar/ buscar: we're LOOKING INTO ways to improve our service
to look something up	buscar: if you don't know the address just LOOK IT UP online
to look forward to something	tener muchas ganas de algo: i'm LOOKING FORWARD TO going back to scotland
to make something up	inventarse algo: really? YOU MADE UP the whole story
you make up with someone	hacer las paces: we had argument but kissed and MADE UP
to pay back	devolver dinero: when are you going to PAY ME BACK
to pick up	recoger: i have to go and PICK UP the kids contestar el telefono: i called three times but no one PICKED UP aprender algo fácilmente : i'm didn't study french at school, i just PICKED IT UP while living in Paris
to plug in	enchufar: -the toaster's not working - well haven't PLUGGED IT IN
to put on	ponerse: (ropa,ropa..) hurry up, come on, PUT your shoes ON ponerse: (música,TV..) shall i PUT some music on
to put on weight	subir de peso/ engordar: my goodness, he's PUT ON a lot WEIGHT
to put out	incomodar: i need someone to check my homework but i don't want to PUT YOU OUT apagar: PUT your cigarette OUT before you get in the car
to put off	repugnar/causar rechazo: i'm sure black rice is lovely, but the look of it really PUTS ME OFF quitar las ganas: those reviews have really PUT ME OFF booking that hotel
to put up with	tolerar/ aguantar: i'm not going PUT UP WITH this behaviour
to rip off	arrancar: the stripper RIPPED OFF his shirt tomar/ estafar: i got RIPPED OFF as soon as i left the airport copiar: that artist has RIPPED OFF my painting
to run into	tropezarse/ encontrarse: i RAN INTO your cousinin the pharmacy
to run out of	quedarse sin: we've RUN OUT OF toilet paper
to run over	artropellar/ arrastrar: this morning, i accidentally RAN OVER a weasel
to sell out	agotarse: the tickets SOLD OUT in two hours
to set off	we have to SET OFF at 6:am yo avoid the traffic
to show off	presumir/ fanfaronear: stop SHOWING OFF with your new car, you're unbearable
to slow down	reducir la velocidad : SLOW DOWN, there's a speed camara
to sort out	solucionar/ resolver : did you SORT OUT the issue with laptop poner orden: you need to SORT OUT your desk drawers
to take off	quitarse: help me TAKE my socks OFF despegar: the plane to TAKE OFF half an hour late
to take after	parecerse: she TAKES AFTER her grandmother she's very talkative
to tell somebody off	regañar: my teacher TOLD ME OFF for chewing gum
to throw away	tirar: THROW this banana skin AWAY please
to turn down	rechazar: the company TURNED DOWN my job application bajar el volumen: can you TURN the music DOWN
to watch out	estar atento/ tener cuidado WACTH OUT, there are pickpockets in this area
i work out	entrenar/ hacer ejercicio: i WORK OUT at least three times week calcular: how much do owe you? let me WORK IT OUT resolver: don't worry, we'll WORK something OUT

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