Three-Part Phrasal Verbs

There are some English phrasal verbs contain two particles, such as “put up with”.
With these phrasal verbs, you cannot generally separate the particles.

So we say “put up with someone” (with “someone” at the end) and not, “put up someone with”.

Phrasal Verb Meaning

I really look up to him to admire somebody

He looks down on everybody.
We have to put up with the cold weather.
She came up with a really good plan.
He comes across as a bit rude.
The thief got away with the robbery.
I always look forward to seeing him.
I come down with a cold every winter.
I'll never grow out of liking sweets.
You need to cut down on chocolate.
Slow down. I can't keep up with you.
He won't own up to his mistakes.
I don't get on with him.
I often fall out with my sister.
You should make up with your ex-boyfriend.
I think he's going to break up with me.
You should stand up for yourself.
Oh dear. We've run out of bread.
Can you get on to the suppliers and chase up
our order
I don’t really go in for playing football
I never seem to be able to get round to tidying to find the time to do something
up this room!
She’s living up to her reputation as a hard
boss.
to think you are better than somebody
to tolerate (you can't do anything about it)
to think of an idea
to appear to be
to not get caught
to be excited about a future event
to get sick (usually colds or flu)
to stop liking
to do something less
to do something fast enough
to admit something
to have a good relationship with sb
to argue and stop being friends
to start being friends again after an argument
to end a romantic relationship
to defend yourself (verbally)
to use all of something
to make contact with someone
to do something because you enjoy it
to do or behave as expected

You need to stand up for your rights! to defend someone or something

She went through with the wedding, even to do something you promised to do, even though you
though she had doubts don’t really want to do it
The failure can be put down to a lack of to think something is caused by a factor
preparation