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Phrasal Verbs
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Find phrases 1-6 in the article and choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verbs.
1 stand out from the crowd means seem different from/the same as everyone else
2 pass out means stop breathing/become unconscious
3 make something up means invent/use other people's information
4 see through someone means know that someone is lying/ask someone questions
5 stand up for something means say publicly/try to decide what you believe
6 look up to someone means be jealous of /respect someone
Write them down: Start a special page with phrasal verbs in your notebook. You don’t really need the translation; write it down only if you want to.
| stand out (from/in the crowd) | be different from everyone else | выделяться из толпы She's the sort of person who stands out in a crowd. |
| pass out | become unconscious | потерять сознание People everywhere were passing out from the heat. |
| make smth up | invent a story, esp. in order to trick or entertain smb. | придумать что-то, «высосать из пальца» He made up some excuse about his daughter being sick. |
| see through someone | know that someone is lying | раскусить, видеть насквозь I’m not fooled that easily. I can see right through you. |
| stand up for something | say publicly what you believe | отстаивать, защищать You’ve got to stand up for what you believe in. |
| look up to someone | respect someone | уважать, равняться на к-то He’s a role model for other players to look up to. |
And a few more:
| wrap up | 1) to wear warm clothes 2) to finish 3) to cover | 1) Make sure you wrap up - it's very cold today! 2) Let’s wrap it up 3) Wrap up the present |
| put off | to delay doing smth until a later date. | Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today |
| be taken aback | be surprised and confused | быть захваченным врасплох, быть пораженным He was taken aback when he saw an elephant |
| be over | to be finished | The storm was over |
| be off | 1) to be cancelled 2) to leave | The concert was off I am off to bed |
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