This document provides definitions for 52 English phrasal verbs in 3 sentences or less each. It begins by defining "come up" as meaning to appear, and "come up with" as meaning to think of a solution. It continues defining common phrasal verbs used in English related to various meanings like finding something, creating pictures in the mind, becoming calm, understanding the truth, and many more.
This document provides definitions for 52 English phrasal verbs in 3 sentences or less each. It begins by defining "come up" as meaning to appear, and "come up with" as meaning to think of a solution. It continues defining common phrasal verbs used in English related to various meanings like finding something, creating pictures in the mind, becoming calm, understanding the truth, and many more.
This document provides definitions for 52 English phrasal verbs in 3 sentences or less each. It begins by defining "come up" as meaning to appear, and "come up with" as meaning to think of a solution. It continues defining common phrasal verbs used in English related to various meanings like finding something, creating pictures in the mind, becoming calm, understanding the truth, and many more.
Phrasal Verb 1. Come up (प्रस्तुत होना) - Appear. Ex - I'll be late home tonight because something's COME UP at work has to be ready for tomorrow morning. Phrasal Verb 2. Come up with (समाधान ननकालना) - Think of a solution, excuse, etc. Ex - Nobody could COME UP WITH a satisfactory explanation for the accident. Phrasal Verb 3. Come upon (अक्समात ढूंढना) - Find by chance. Ex - I CAME UPON the book in a little second-hand bookshop in Dorset. Phrasal Verb 4. Conjure up (नकसी के निम्माग मैं याि बनाना) - Create a picture or memory in someone's mind. Ex - It CONJURES UP memories of my school days. Phrasal Verb 5. Conk out (जल्िी से सो जाना) - Fall fast asleep. Ex - I was exhausted and CONKED OUT on the sofa. Phrasal Verb 6. Conk out (काम करना बूंि कर िेना) - Suddenly breakdown or stop working. Ex - The printer CONKED OUT so I couldn't get a hard copy. Phrasal Verb 7. Contract in (नकसी काम मैं नलप्त होना) - Become involved or committed to something. Ex - Since it started, many companies have CONTRACTED IN to lend their support. Phrasal Verb 8. Contract out (कूंपनी के काम का अनुबूंध करना) - Give a contract for a service outside the company you work for. Ex - They have CONTRACTED OUT their catering services to save money. Phrasal Verb 9. Contract out of (औपचाररक रूप से अनुबूंध ख़त्म करना) - Formally leave and agreement. Ex - I CONTRACTED OUT OF the deal years ago. Phrasal Verb 10. Cool down (शाूंत होना) - Become calm. Ex - It took me ages to COOL DOWN after the argument. Phrasal Verb 11. Cool off (शाूंत होना) - Become calmer. Ex - We’ll talk to Fred once he COOLS OFF and can talk rationally. Phrasal Verb 12. Coop up (कै ि करना) - Confine in a small area. Ex - They COOPED the dog UP in a tiny room. Phrasal Verb 13. Cop it (परेशानी मैं पड़ना) - Get into trouble. Ex - They really COPPED IT when they got caught shoplifting. Phrasal Verb 14. Cop off (कायय या स्कल जल्िी छोड़ना) - Leave work or school early. Ex - We COPPED OFF early on Friday because there was nothing to do. Phrasal Verb 15. Cop off (यौन सम्बन्ध रखना) - Kiss, pet or have sex with someone. Ex - She COPPED OFF with Damian at the end-of-term party. Phrasal Verb 16. Cop out (आसान तरीका अपनाना) - Choose an easy alternative. Ex - She was going to take a Master's degree but COPPED OUT and chose the Diploma course instead. Phrasal Verb 17. Cost up (नकसी खचीले काम को आूंकना) - Calculate how expensive some work is going to be. Ex - The decorators are going to COST UP the work tomorrow. Phrasal Verb 18. Cotton on (सच को सामने लाना) - To work out the truth. Ex - It took me ages to COTTON ON to what they were planning. Phrasal Verb 19. Cough up (खााँसकर बाहर ननकालना) - Expel something from your lungs or throat by coughing. Ex - He gave up smoking after he COUGHED UP some blood. Phrasal Verb 20. Could do with (आवश्यकता होना) - Need or want something. Ex - I COULD really DO WITH a cup of tea. Phrasal Verb 21. Count against (नवपरीत प्रभाव डालना) - Affect negatively, make less likely to succeed. Ex - Not having a university degree will COUNT AGAINST her.
22. Count among (नकसी को सनम्मनलत करना) -
Include someone or something in a group, category, etc. Ex - I COUNT her AMONG my closest friends. Phrasal Verb 23. Count down (बेसब्री से इतूं जार करना) - Wait impatiently or excitedly for something to happen. Ex - I'm COUNTING DOWN the days till they leave.
24. Count for (आवश्यक मानना) - Be
recognised as important, worthwhile or valuable. Ex - Experience COUNTS FOR a lot in decision making. Phrasal Verb 25. Count in (सनम्मनलत करना) - Include or involve. Ex - If you're going on that skiing holiday, you can COUNT me IN; I'd love to go.
26. Count off (उपनस्िनत नगनना) - Say
numbers aloud in a sequence. Ex - They COUNTED the students OFF as they arrived. Phrasal Verb 27. Count on (नकसी के भरोसे रहना) - Depend, rely. Ex - You can COUNT ON them; if they have promised to do something, they'll do it.
28. Count out (बाहर रखना) - Exclude.
Ex - I don't want to go- you can COUNT me OUT. Phrasal Verb 29. Count towards (आवश्यक होना) - Be a part needed to complete something. Ex - The coursework COUNTS TOWARDS the final grade.
30. Count up (जोड़ना) - Add.
Ex - COUNT UP the number of tickets sold, please. Phrasal Verb 31. Count upon (नकसी के सहारे की उम्मीि रखना) - Expect something to happen and base plans on it. Ex - I was COUNTING UPON their support and lost because they didn't vote my way.
32. Count upon (आनित होना) - Depend,
rely. Ex - I COUNT UPON them to help me. Phrasal Verb 33. Cover for (बहाना बनाना) - Provide an excuse or alibi. Ex - She asked me to COVER FOR her if anyone asked where she'd gone.
34. Cover for (नकसी के अनुपनस्ित होने पर उसका काम
करना) - Do someone's work while they are temporarily absent. Ex - I COVERED FOR her while she was off sick. Phrasal Verb 35. Cover up (छुपाना) - Conceal, try to stop people finding out. Ex - They tried to COVER UP the incident but it got into the newspapers.
36. Cozy up (खुि को अच्छी नस्िनत मैं रखना) -
Make yourself comfortable. Ex - It was cold and I COZIED UP by the fire. Phrasal Verb 37. Crack down on (सामान्य से अनधक अनधकार का प्रयोग करना) - Use more authority than usual. Ex - The police always CRACK DOWN ON drink-driving offences over the Christmas period.
38. Crack on (जोश के साि जारी रखना) -
Continue doing something with energy. Ex - We had to CRACK ON to get everything finished on time. Phrasal Verb 39. Crack up (सभ ूं ाल ना पाना) - Have a nervous breakdown. Ex - He CRACKED UP after his son died and had to take a couple of months off work.
40. Crack up (जोर से हसना) - Burst out
laughing. Ex - Everybody CRACKED UP when he told the joke. Phrasal Verb 41. Crank up (नशीली िवाये लेना) - Inject non- medical drugs. Ex - He's been CRANKING UP heroin for years.
42. Crank up (हत्िे से मशीन चलाना) - Start a
machine, originally with a handle. Ex - He CRANKED the saw UP. Phrasal Verb 45. Crash out (नशे मैं नकसी के घर सो जाना) - Sleep at someone's house because you are too tired, drunk, etc. to leave. Ex - Dave CRASHED OUT at a friend's flat after the end-of-term party.
446. Crash out (सो जाना) - Fall asleep.
Ex - I CRASHED OUT in front of the TV last night. Phrasal Verb 47. Cream off (नवद्वान लोगो को पहचानना) - Separate the best or most talented people so that they can receive special or different treatment. Ex - The private schools CREAM OFF many of the best pupils.
48. Cream off (गैरकाननी तरीके से रकम मोड़ना) -
Take money or divert funds, usually wrongfully or unfairly. Ex - This means smaller banks can CREAM OFF excess profits during lending booms. Phrasal Verb 49. Creep in/into (पहचानना) - Start to be noticeable. Ex - He tried to stay calm, but you could hear the anger CREEPING IN.
50. Creep out (नकसी को नचूंता मैं डालना) - make
someone feel worried or uneasy. Ex - He CREEPS me OUT when he gets drunk. Phrasal Verb 51. Creep out on (नकसी कायय को लम्बे समय तक जारी रखना) - To do the same activity for a very long time. Ex - He's been CREEPING OUT ON that computer game all day.
52. Creep over (नकारात्मक भाव उत्पन्न होना) -
Start to have a negative feeling. Ex - Fear CREPT OVER me as I walked through the graveyard. Phrasal Verb 53. Creep up on (नकसी के नबना अूंिेशे के पहूंचना) - Approach without someone realising. Ex - They CREPT UP ON their rivals and overtook them.
54. Crop up (अचानक प्रकट होना) - Appear
unexpectedly. Ex - I'm going to be late tonight as something has just CROPPED UP at work. Phrasal Verb 55. Cross off (सची से हटाना) - Delete, remove from a list. Ex - She CROSSED him OFF her Christmas card list after they argued.
56. Cross out (कुछ गलत को नचनन्हत करना) - Put
as line through some writing to show it is wrong. Ex - She CROSSED OUT her mistakes and wrote the correct answers above them. Phrasal Verb 57. Cross up (धोखा िेना) - Confuse, deceive. Ex - The treasure map was deliberately drawn to CROSS us UP.
58. Cruise through (आसानी से सफल होना) -
Pass or succeed easily. Ex - He CRUISED THROUGH the exam. Phrasal Verb 59. Crumb down (टेबल साफ़ करना) - Clear a table in a restaurant. Ex - The waiter CRUMBED DOWN before the coffee was served.
60. Cry off (नकसी आयोजन को रद्द करना) - To
cancel an arrangement. Ex - I've got to work tonight; can I CRY OFF going out for dinner? Phrasal Verb 61. Cry out (ििय मैं कराहना) - Shout because you are in pain. Ex - He CRIED OUT when he dropped the box on his toes.
62. Cut across (घमने की बजाय सीधा जाना) - Go
across a place rather than around it to make the journey quicker. Ex - It'll be quicker if we CUT ACROSS the park. Phrasal Verb 63. Cut across (लोगो पर प्रभाव डालना) - Affect people of different groups, classes, etc. Ex - The issue CUTS ACROSS social backgrounds as it affects us all equally.
64. Cut back (कम करना) - Reduce.
Ex - The firm CUT BACK production because sales were sluggish. Phrasal Verb 65. Cut back on (खचे कम करना) - Reduce expenditure. Ex - The government has decided to CUT BACK ON spending on the armed forces.
66. Cut down (कम खचय करना) - Consume
less. Ex - I'm trying to CUT DOWN the amount of coffee I drink during the day. Phrasal Verb 67. Cut down (काटकर छोटा करना या नगराना) - Reduce a vertical thing to ground level by cutting. Ex - The logger CUT the tree DOWN.
68. Cut in (काम शुरू करना) - Start
functioning. Ex - The fans CUT IN when the engine starts getting too hot. Phrasal Verb 69. Cut in (िखल िेना) - Interrupt. Ex - We were having a conversation when he came up and CUT IN.
70. Cut in (सौिे मैं शानमल करना) - Include
someone in a deal that makes money. Ex - We had to CUT the police IN on the deal to avoid trouble. Phrasal Verb 71. Cut in (घुलने तक पीसना या नमलाना) - Mix fat and flour until the combine. Ex - CUT the butter IN with the flour.
72. Cut it out (अपने िुर्वययवहार को बूंि करना) -
Stop your unfair or unreasonable behaviour. Ex - Will you two idiots CUT IT OUT and keep quiet. Phrasal Verb 73. Cut off (सबूं ूंध तोड़ना) - Disconnect. Ex - The telephone's been CUT OFF because we didn't pay the bill.
74. Cut out (अलग रखना) - Exclude.
Ex - I'm CUTTING OUT salt from my diet. Phrasal Verb 75. Cut out (इज ूं न का काम करना बूंि होना) - When an engine or motor stops. Ex - The car CUT OUT at the traffic lights just as they went green.
76. Cut out (शीघ्रता से जगह छोड़ना) - Leave
quickly. Ex - We’d better CUT OUT, the security men are on the way. Phrasal Verb 77. Cut out on (कमी करना) - make something by separating it from something larger. Ex - start today by cutting out fatty foods.
78. Cut up (छोटे टुकड़ों मैं काटना) - Cut into
smaller pieces. Ex - After cutting the tree down, the logger CUT it UP into logs. Phrasal Verb 79. Cut up (साि साि चलाना) - Drive into a neighbouring lane, directly in front of another vehicle. Ex - I was just driving onto the motorway slip road, when a red Mini CUT me UP and I had to brake suddenly to avoid an accident.
80. Cut up (परेशान करना) - Upset.
Ex - Her reaction really CUT me UP. Phrasal Verb 81. Damp down (आग को बुझाना) - Make a fire burn less. Ex:- They tried to DAMP DOWN the flames before the fire spread.
82. Damp off (अनधक पानी से मर जाना) - To die
after overexposure to water. Ex:- The seedlings DAMP OFF in the spring if it's very wet. Phrasal Verb 83. Dash down (जल्िी मैं नलखना) - Write something quickly. Ex:- He DASHED DOWN a memo and sent it to everybody.
84. Dash off (कही के नलए जल्िी मैं ननकलना) -
Leave somewhere quickly. Ex:- It's late- I'm going to DASH OFF home. Phrasal Verb 85. Dash off (जल्िी नलखना) - Do something quickly, especially writing. Ex:- He DASHED OFF the report in a couple of hours.
86. Dawn on (आनख़रकार समझना) - Finally
realise or understand something Ex:- The truth only DAWNED ON me much later. Phrasal Verb 87. Decide on (चुनना) - Choose, select. Ex:- Trevor spent a long time looking at flats before he bought one, but eventually DECIDED ON one near his work.
88. Die away (आवाज गुम हो जाना) - Become
quieter or inaudible (of a sound). Ex:- The last notes DIED AWAY and the audience burst into applause. Phrasal Verb 89. Die back (पौधे का ज़मीन से ऊपर का नहस्सा ख़त्म होना) - When the parts of a plant above ground die, but the roots remain alive. Ex:- The plant DIES BACK in the winter.
90. Die down (कम होना या शाूंत पड़ना) -
Decrease or become quieter. Ex:- It was on the front pages of all the papers for a few days, but the interest gradually DIED DOWN. Phrasal Verb 91. Die for (अनधक इच्छा होना) - Want something a lot. Ex:- I'm DYING FOR the weekend- this week's been so hard.
92. Die off (लुप्त होना) - Become extinct.
Ex:- Most of the elm trees in the UK DIED OFF when Dutch elm disease arrived. Phrasal Verb 93. Die out (लुप्त होना) - Become extinct or disappear. Ex:- Some scientists say that the dinosaurs DIED OUT when a comet hit the earth and caused a nuclear winter.
94. Dig in (लालच के साि खाना) - Start eating
greedily. Ex:- We were starving so we really DUG IN when the food finally did arrive. Phrasal Verb 95. Dig in (सरु क्षात्मक आिय की खुिाई) - Excavate a protective shelter (military). Ex:- Anticipating an artillery barrage, we quickly DUG IN.
96. Dig into (पाने के नलए अूंिर घुसना) - Reach
inside to get something. Ex:- She DUG INTO her handbag and pulled out a bunch of keys. Phrasal Verb 97. Dig out (बहत समय बाि कुछ िेखना) - Find something you haven't used, seen, etc, for a long time. Ex:- I DUG OUT my old university essays.
98. Dig out (खुिाई करना) - Dig to remove
something or someone. Ex:- They had to DIG the survivors of the earthquake OUT from the ruins. Phrasal Verb 99. Dig up (कुछ रहस्यमयी खोजना) - Find something that is supposed to be secret. Ex:- The reporters eventually DUG UP the truth about the affair.
100. Dig up (खुिाई करना) - remove
something from the ground. Ex:- The police DUG UP a body. Dig up Make a hole in a road, the ground, etc. The council have DUG the road UP.