14 PHRASAL VERBS with meanings you can’t guess!

[@engvidAdam]

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Thank you for making the lesson easy by giving examples so nicely. Liked these phrasal verbs.

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Me too.

[@helenamcginty4920]

Size up ... i only knew it in the secondary meaning. But I am from the UK. Dish out isnt common in uk cafes restaurants (eatery) but is in the home when mothers dish out the food. I e. put it on the plates rather than putting it in tureens for people to help themselves.

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@@helenamcginty4920 meaning of tureens please

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These are all new items for me. Got to listen everyday to memorize it. Very useful. Thank you

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Excellent explanations! Excellent phrases! Love it! More of these kinds of phrases please! Thank you in advance!

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[@alextjflorida]

Thank you for the lecture. But it would be better if you provided example sentences using those phrases.

[@alejandrafuentes1316]

Meanings Size up: to measure someone's abilities. Dish out: to give something in a very aggressive way. Rat out: to expose, taking the rat out of the hole and showing the world that the rat exists. Dig in: to consume your food briskly. Fill out: to answer a questionnaire or to increase your weight/body shape. Water down/dumb down: to make something simpler or weaker. Farm out: to outsource, to hire someone from another country who accepts a lower payment. Suck up: to flatter someone because you want something from them. It can also be a noun, if someone is a suck-up it means they flatter people to get something from them. Suck it up: to do something undesirable without complaining. Man up: to be more manly, to be strong. Weigh in: to offer your own opinion, suggestion or advice. Light up: to make a place brighter, to beat by a very heavy score (this meaning is used in sports), to beat up someone a lot. Beat to: If you beat someone to something you do a thing first than someone, you reach a goal first.

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[@casparlatete9935]

As a native English speaker, but a student of multiple foreign languages, I love phrasal verbs! Knowing that they exist and how they work is being forearmed when it comes to learning another language. I used to use ´´to break´´ as an example to ESL speakers, as you can break in, break out, break up, break down, or break off. But having watched the videos with ´´to cut´´ and esp ´´to take´´, with 10 different combinations, will be using that in future. Also note the ones that are separable or inseparable, such as ´´to look up to´´, ´´to stand for´´, or ´´to fall back on´´.

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[@barbaramatthews4735]

In American English "light up" is more positive. A popular song is "You light up my life. " To "light up' in this way means to make someone feel better or bring joy to that person. "Lighten up a party" would be to make the party get more fun and exciting. "Lighten up." is telling someone to not be sad. Maybe a friend is looking sad or being upset about something. Telling this person to lighten up, is saying don't take things seriously or to "cheer up" which also means to be more positive or get a happier attitude.

[@richardphillips1971]

Hi Adam - great video, I dont know whether this is a UK English thing but 'light up' can also mean to light a cigarette. And 'beat to' when used with certain words can also mean to fight someone to a certain degree (I'll give you an example) "I had a fight with John the other day and beat him to a pulp" means I beat him up very badly.

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Thank You so much for incredible explanation about these phrasal verbs. It's pleasure listen You. 😊

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Me too

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[@EnglishWithFernando]

Wow! I had never heard of FARM OUT before. I’m gonna start using it instead of outsource. Great explanations, thank you. 🙌🏼

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Means like to outsource, right?

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Thanks for the video, very instructive; wish you had put the synonyms beside each phrasal verb :)

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[@ky4461]

Adam,, it is cool. Your choice of phrasal verbs sounds great. Yet, I recommend you use them in sentences; write example sentences with each. You may even better add a piece of conversation text to light your lessons up!

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This is one of the best lesson ever...thank you Teacher for charing.

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What is the meaning of charing?

[@GUALHERO]

Thank you very much for the video. I really appreciate it. Just one suggestion that I would find really useful: Put each phrasal verb in one or two sentences as examples. That would help a lot to those of us who have not heard of them before. You kind of did it for some of them, but not all of them. For instance, "suck up", I haven't heard that one before, and I think it's a good one, as you said, many people does that. But I'm still wondering how it is used in a sentence: "He sucks his boss up" or "He sucks up to his boss" (as I think I heard you saying it), "Don't suck up to your boss!", "Stop sucking up to me" or "Stop sucking me up", etc.

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This is definitely being shared with my Spanish language exchange group. Its good that they will also be exposed to US English as well as the UK English they learn here.

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