1000 BASIC PHRASAL VERBS | PART 12 | Pick On, Wind Up..

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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, twelfth part.
In this video, we explain the meaning of the following phrasal verbs:
✔️ to put up with
✔️ to stand around
✔️ to carry out
✔️ to throw up
✔️ to pick on
✔️ to have over
✔️ to fall apart
✔️ to get by
✔️ to break out
✔️ to wind up
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00:00 - opening example
00:18 - to put up with meaning
01:25 - to stand around meaning
02:24 - to carry out meaning
03:33 - to throw up meaning
04:25 - to pick on meaning
05:38 - to have over meaning
06:40 - to fall apart meaning
07:50 - to get by meaning
08:45 - to break out meaning
10:28 - to wind up meaning
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Additional vocabulary for this video: to turn into - to change or transform someone or something into something different (to change in nature, character or behavior) irritating - making you feel annoyed; causing displeasure, anger or annoyance to nag - to criticize or complain often in an annoying way nag - 1) someone who is always criticizing or complaining 2) an act of annoying criticism or complaining to suffer - to experience physical or mental pain to reward - to give a person, company, or organization money or other advantages because they have been successful well-hung - having large genitals (informal) decoy - something used to attract people's attention to trick or confuse them, especially something that is not what it appears to be simultaneously - happening or being done at exactly the same time to lure - to trick someone into a particular place or to trick them into doing something that they should not do stronghold - a building or position that is strongly defended \ a place of security or survival that's a bummer - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGjKk62cr5WMgqM (explanation and other examples) pity - a feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone else's unhappiness or difficult situation to choke up - to become unable to speak or almost begin to cry because of sadness or strong emotion to go bananas - to go wild, go crazy (informal) to lay on the guilt \ to lay a guilt trip on - to try to make someone feel bad or sorry jail - a place where criminals are kept to punish them for their crimes push-up - a physical exercise in which you lie flat with your face towards the floor and try to push up your body with your arms gum - area of firm pink flesh inside the mouth that cover the bones into which the teeth are fixed deep gum cleaning - dental treatment that cleans between the gums and teeth down to the roots booze - alcoholic drink \ a drinking party (informal) to put (someone) under - to render someone unconscious by anesthesia (as during a surgical procedure) manual - a book giving instructions or tells how a piece of machinery works Guys, if you find our materials useful don't forget to share links with your friends and other English learners, Thanks for watching!

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Thanks! Conceptually or conceptual - means related to concept idea formed in the mind. Concept - an idea of something formed by mentally combining all its characteristics or details. Examples: "the text was conceptually well founded, well balanced and firmly based on existing practice," "the finished product was very different from the original concept"

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Wound up mean end up or mean nervous ??