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English Phrasal Verbs

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2023-02-22 18:30:13
tie sb down

Literal meaning:

use ropes to fasten someone or 
something in a particular position

Metaphorical meaning :

prevent someone from having the 
freedom to do what they want to do


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2023-02-22 06:30:29
gunned down

To shoot someone, especially killing or seriously injuring them


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2023-02-21 18:30:29
clown around

slang To joke, play, or otherwise behave in a silly way.


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2023-02-21 06:30:53
Set up

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2023-02-20 18:31:02
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2023-02-20 06:30:58
Account for

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2023-02-19 18:30:21
Hang on

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2023-02-19 06:30:19
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2023-02-18 18:30:52
It amazes me how news gets around in this place! I did say to one or two people that I was tired of being bossed around by you-know-who, and, I have asked around* here and there to see if they need any full-time teachers, but I haven’t made a decision yet.


Phrasal verb:
Get around

coax or persuade someone to do or allow

Boss around

to tell someone what to do

Ask around

to ask many people to tell one information about someone or something. 

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2023-02-18 06:30:40
OK. Well, I know I got off on the wrong foot by deleting all last year’s client information, but I hope you’ll agree I’ve got my act together now?



Phrasal verb:
Get off on the wrong foot
started badly

get my act together
(informal) organised myself more effectively

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