A-a Phrasal verbs

Abandon
abandon verb [T] (LEAVE)

Abandon to

WHEN A FEELING IS SO STRONG THAT YOU

CANNOT THINK ABOUT ANYTHING ELSE.
TO FEEL AN EMOTION SO STRONGLY THAT YOU
DO NOT THINK ABOUT ANYTHING ELSE.
= GIVE UP

Abide by

TO OBEY A RULE, INSTRUCTION OR TO ACCEPT IT.

 Absolve from

TO STATE OFFICIALY THAT SOMEONE SHOULD

NOT BE BLAMED FOR SOMETHING.
TO SAY THAT SOMEONE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
SOMETHING
ABSOLVE SB FROM STH\ ABSOLVED SD OF STH.

I absolved myself of any responsibility for the crime\

murder\ failure.

Abound

THERE IS A LOT OF SOMETHING.

TO BE FILLED OR TO CONTAIN A LOT OF
SOMETHING.
ABOUND IN\ WITH

absorb

TO BE PRETTY INTERSTING IN SOMETHING YOU

´VE BEEN DOING.
TO BE SO INTERESTING OR INVOLVED IN
SOMETHING THAT YOU DO NOT NOTICE
SOMETHING ELSE.
BE WRAPPED UP IN
SOMEONE´S ATTENTION IS COMPLETELY GIVEN
TO A PARTICULAR ACTIVITY.