Essential English Phrasal Verbs and Vocabulary List

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Common English Phrasal Verbs

To break up with: End a relationship.
To bring about: To cause to happen (health, wealth, good fortune).
To build up: To draw.
To carry on: To continue.
To carry out: To conduct.
To catch up: Reach the same level.
To cheer somebody up: Make somebody happy.
To come out: To appear, to be seen.
To come around: To change one's mind, to change one's opinion, agree.
To come down on: To scold or punish.
To come up: Appear (on the computer screen), happen, or arise.
To come up against: Chocarse con.
To come up with: To produce or supply (an idea, a plan).
To come to (someone): Remember or recall.
To come about: To happen.
To come across: To find.
To come down with: To become sick.
To come off: Work.
To cut back on: Reduce.
To cut down: Reduce.
To end up: Finish or result in.
To get along with: Be friendly with.
To get around: Spread (news).
To get around to something: Finally do something.
To get away with something: Do something wrong without punishment.
To get by: Have enough to survive.
To get down to: Become serious about.
To get in with: To hang out with someone or become popular/friendly with someone.
To get on with something: Continue with something.
To get out: Leave or move (e.g., "Get out of my way!").
To get over something: Stop thinking about something.
To get over with: Finish.
To get somebody down: Depress.
To get something across: Convey.
To get something in: Submit.
To get something off: Dispatch.
To hang around: Stay, to be somewhere.
To help (someone) out: To give a hand or to assist.
To jump at (the opportunity/chance): Aprovechar.
To make off with: Steal.
To make up for: Compensate or offset.
To pay off: Pay a debt back or that it was worth it (e.g., Studying paid off).
To run out of something: Be left without.
To settle in: Become familiar with a place (adaptarse).
To take on: To hire or employ someone.
To track down: Find (rastrear/seguir).
To turn up: To appear (something or someone).

Key English Vocabulary Terms

Framework: Infraestructura.
Update: Actualizar.
Upturn: An improvement or a change to a higher level or value.
Outfall: Desembocadura.
Outbreak: Brote, estallido, explosión, erupción, comienzo.
Windfall: Windfall profits (ganancias inesperadas).
Windbreak: Rompeviento.
Windproof: A prueba de viento.
Rainfall: Lluvia, precipitación.
Rainproof: A prueba de lluvia.
Creditworthy: Solvent, que puede pagar.
Downfall: Caída.
Downturn: Crisis.

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