1000 BASIC PHRASAL VERBS | PART 6 | Warm Up, Put Down..

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Hey everyone, today we continue to learn phrasal verbs. We picked up a lot of good examples so try to feel the meanings of these phrasal verbs.
1000 basic phrasal verbs that you need to know, sixth part.
In this video, we explain the meaning of the following phrasal verbs:
✔️ to warm up
✔️ to dive in\into
✔️ to put down
✔️ to look up
✔️ to roll over
✔️ to come down with
✔️ to name after
✔️ to come across
✔️ to bum out
✔️ to settle down
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🎞 Timecodes:
00:00 - opening example
00:20 - to warm up meaning
02:05 - to dive in \ dive into meaning
03:32 - to put down meaning
06:12 - to look up meaning
08:11 - to roll over meaning
09:34 - to come down with meaning
11:06 - to name after meaning
12:05 - to come across meaning
13:17 - to bum out meaning
14:35 - to settle down meaning
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Additional vocabulary for this video: stomach - organ in the body where food is digested or the soft front part of your body just below the chest stretching - activity of straightening the arms and legs and tightening the muscles to abduct - take someone away illegally by force; kidnap lunatic - crazy or mentally ill person dour - very serious and unfriendly to head up - to be in charge of something; to lead or manage a team, department, organization \ to get something pointed in the right direction to call dibs - when someone says that they have dibs on something or call dibs, they claim or declare rights to that thing before anyone else no backsies - means "you can not take it back" grave - place where a dead body is buried in a deep hole in the ground fungus - any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter ambiguous - open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning smack - a hit with open hand, usually making a loud noise \ gossip or made-up bullshit about someone to line up - to organize or prepare things for an event \ to form a row, or to put people or things in a row to break the news - to tell someone about some important new information \ to tell someone bad news to pick a lane - to choose something carefully from a group or number roller-coaster - fairground attraction that consists of a light railway track which has many tight turns and steep slopes on which people ride in small, open carriages

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