Diccionario Completo de Phrasal Verbs Esenciales en Inglés

Diccionario de Phrasal Verbs en Inglés

Explora este completo listado de verbos frasales en inglés, ordenados y corregidos para mejorar tu vocabulario y fluidez en el idioma.

Letra A y B

• 1. for – request something.
• 2. be about – be concerned with a subject.
• 3. be about to – be on the point of doing something.
• 4. be down – feel sad or depressed.
• 5. be down with – be ill with something.
• 6. be in – be at home or at work.
• 7. be off – leave or not be present.
• 8. be on / off – (on) be showing or working / (off) not showing or not working.
• 9. be out of – have no more of something.
• 10. be over – be finished.
• 11. be up to – be doing something, often secret or suspicious.
• 12. be fed up with – be tired or annoyed by something.
• 13. be up – be awake or out of bed / be wrong or suspicious.
• 14. break down – stop functioning (machinery).
• 15. break into – enter by force (usually to steal).
• 16. break out – start suddenly (e.g. war, fire).
• 17. break up – end a relationship or event.
• 18. bring back – return something; cause memories to come back.

Letra C

• 19. bump into – meet unexpectedly.
• 20. call for – require or demand.
• 21. call off – cancel something.
• 22. call up – telephone someone.
• 23. call out – shout or summon someone.
• 24. call in / on – visit or ask for help.
• 25. call over – invite someone to come to your place.
• 26. chill out – relax completely.
• 27. cheer up – become or make someone happy.
• 28. come round – visit; regain consciousness.
• 29. come into – inherit (usually money or property).
• 30. come back – return to a place.
• 31. cross out – draw a line through something written.
• 32. count on – rely on someone or something.
• 33. cut down – reduce the amount.
• 34. cut off – stop supply; isolate.
• 35. cut out – remove; eliminate.

Letra D a G

• 36. do away with – abolish or get rid of something.
• 37. do up – fasten; renovate or decorate.
• 38. do without – manage without something.
• 39. die out – become extinct.
• 40. die for – strongly desire something.
• 41. draw out – make something last longer.
• 42. drop in – visit informally or unexpectedly.
• 43. drop out – leave school or a course before finishing.
• 44. drop off – fall asleep; deliver someone/something.
• 45. find out – discover or learn something.
• 46. fall for – fall in love; be tricked.
• 47. fall out – argue and stop being friends.
• 48. get along – have a good relationship.
• 49. get about – move around; become known.
• 50. get away – escape.
• 51. get away with – escape punishment.
• 52. get on / off – board/leave a bus, train, etc.
• 53. get into / out of – enter or exit (vehicles, trouble).
• 54. get over – recover from something.
• 55. get up – rise from bed.
• 56. get back – return to a place or get something back.
• 57. give away – donate or reveal a secret.
• 58. give back – return something.

Letra G a R

• 68. go with – match or suit.
• 69. hang on – wait.
• 70. hang up – end a phone call.
• 71. hold up – delay; rob using violence.
• 72. join in – participate.
• 73. keep off – stay away from (often grass or private property).
• 74. keep up with – stay at the same level or speed.
• 75. keep away – maintain distance.
• 76. knock down – demolish or hit to the ground.
• 77. knock out – make unconscious.
• 78. let down – disappoint someone.
• 79. live on – survive by eating a specific food or with a certain income.
• 80. log in / on – access a computer system.
• 81. look back – reflect on the past.
• 82. look for – try to find.
• 83. look into – investigate.
• 84. look like – resemble.
• 85. look out – be careful or watchful.
• 86. look over – examine quickly.
• 87. look up – search for information.
• 88. look up to – admire or respect.
• 89. look after – take care of.
• 90. look forward to – feel excited about something coming.
• 91. make up – invent (a story); reconcile; compensate.
• 92. make up one's mind – decide.
• 93. make up for – compensate for something.
• 94. make out – understand; kiss passionately.
• 95. pass away – die.
• 96. pass out – faint.
• 97. pick out – choose or select.

Letra P a W

• 105. put aside – save for later.
• 106. put on – dress in; switch on.
• 107. put out – extinguish (fire); inconvenience someone.
• 108. put up – provide accommodation; increase.
• 109. put up with – tolerate.
• 110. put down – insult; suppress.
• 111. run across – find or meet by chance.
• 112. run into – encounter unexpectedly.
• 113. run away – flee or escape.
• 114. run over – hit with a vehicle.
• 115. run out of – have no more of something.
• 116. run down – hit and injure; say negative things about someone.
• 117. rely on – depend on.
• 118. ring up – call by telephone.
• 119. show off – behave to attract attention.
• 120. shut up – be quiet (informal, rude).
• 121. slow down – reduce speed.
• 122. set off – start a journey; trigger something.
• 123. see off – say goodbye at the airport/station.
• 124. sit for – take an exam or pose for a portrait.
• 125. sort out – resolve a problem or organize.
• 126. stand by – support someone; be ready.
• 127. stand out – be noticeable.
• 128. stand for – represent; tolerate.
• 129. stand up – rise to your feet.
• 130. switch on / off – turn on or off a device.
• 131. take after – resemble (family member).
• 132. take away – remove.
• 133. take in – understand; deceive; absorb.
• 134. take off – remove clothing; start flying; become successful.
• 135. take over – gain control.
• 136. take up – begin a hobby; occupy space or time.
• 139. tell off – reprimand someone.
• 140. throw away – discard.
• 141. try on – test clothes by wearing.
• 142. turn down – refuse or reduce volume.
• 143. turn up – arrive or increase volume.
• 144. turn into – transform.
• 145. turn over – change position; transfer control.
• 146. turn on / off – start or stop a device.
• 147. wear out – become unusable due to wear.
• 148. wake up – stop sleeping.
• 149. work out – exercise; solve a problem; be successful.