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Phrasal Verbs

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Beaver away at#101

Work hard doing something

“We need to BEAVER AWAY AT a solution.”

Bed down#102

Sleep somewhere less comfortable than normal

“We need to BED DOWN before someone notices.”

Bed out#103

Move a plant outside

“I suppose we should BED OUT before they notice we're late.”

Beef up#104

Make something stronger or more solid

“She's always BEEFG UP UP stories.”

Belong to#105

Be a member

“We need to BELONG TO before someone notices.”

Belong with#106

Be in the correct or appropriate location with other items

“The seafood didn't BELONG WITH me at all.”

Belt out#107

Sing something loudly

“We need to BELT OUT before someone notices.”

Belt up#108

Be quiet

“Tell him to BELT UP.”

Bend down#109

Lower the top half of your body

“We need to BEND DOWN before someone notices.”

Bend over#110

Lower the top part of your body

“We need to BEND OVER before someone notices.”

Bend over backwards#111

Do a lot to try to help or please someone

“I'll BEND OVER BACKWARDS your story.”

Big up#112

Exaggerate the importance

“We need to BIG UP before someone notices.”

Bin off#113

End a relationship

“We need to BIN OFF before someone notices.”

Bitch up#114

Spoil or ruin something

“Don't BITCH UP it.”

Black out#115

Fall unconscious

“The prices need to BLACK OUT.”

Blank out#116

Censor text so that words cannot be read

“We need to BLANK OUT before someone notices.”

Blare out#117

A loud sound or music

“We need to BLARE OUT before someone notices.”

Blast off#118

Leave the ground- spaceship or rocket

“We can't BLAST OFF from the deal now.”

Blaze away#119

Fire a gun repeatedly

“We need to BLAZE AWAY before someone notices.”

Bleed out#120

Cause sufficient blood loss to result in death

“The expenses BLEED OUT more than the budget allows.”

Bliss out#121

Be extremely relaxed and happy

“Just BLISS OUT and think clearly.”

Block in#122

Park a car and obstruct another car

“We need to BLOCK IN before someone notices.”

Block off#123

Obstruct an exit to prevent people from leaving

“We need to BLOCK OFF of here.”

Block out#124

Stop light from entering or leaving

“We had to BLOCK OUT the meeting.”

Block up#125

Fill a space so that nothing can pass

“Please BLOCK UP the form.”

Blow away#126

Kill

“We need to BLOW AWAY before someone notices.”

Blow down#127

When the wind forces something to fall

“The prices need to BLOW DOWN.”

Blow in#128

Arrive, sometimes suddenly or unexpectedly

“He didn't BLOW IN.”

Blow off#129

Not keep an appointment

“We were going to meet last night, but she BLEW me OFF at the last minute.”

Blow out#130

Extinguish candles, matches, etc.

“The seafood didn't BLOW OUT me at all.”

Blow over#131

When a scandal gets forgotten

“I suppose we should BLOW OVER before they notice we're late.”

Blow through#132

Do or consume something very quickly

“The expenses BLOW THROUGH more than the budget allows.”

Blow up#133

Explode

“We need to BLOW UP before someone notices.”

Blurt out#134

Say something quickly without thinking, especially if you shouldn't

“I need time to BLURT it OUT.”

Board out#135

Arrange for pets to stay somewhere while you're away

“We need to BOARD OUT this mess.”

Board up#136

Cover windows or doors with wood, metal, etc.

“We need to BOARD UP the meeting.”

Bog down#137

Slow make progress

“How are you BOGG ON DOWN with the project?”

Bog in#138

Eat enthusiastically

“I'll BOG HIM UP IN later.”

Bog into#139

Eat something enthusiastically

“I'll BOG HIM UP INTO later.”

Bog off!#140

Get lost

“We need to BOG OFF. before someone notices.”

Boil down#141

Simplify, reduce to the essentials

“You need to BOIL DOWN on sugar.”

Boil down to#142

Amount to

“The expenses BOIL DOWN TO more than the budget allows.”

Boil over#143

When a hot liquid spills out of a container

“Don't BOIL OVER your emotions.”

Boil up#144

Feel a negative emotion strongly

“We need to BOIL UP before someone notices.”

Bolster up#145

Give support, reinforce, strengthen

“They've BOLSTERPED UP the security after the breach.”

Bone up#146

Study hard for a reason

“We need to BONE UP before someone notices.”

Bone up on#147

Study hard for a goal or reason

“I suppose we should BONE UP ON before they notice we're late.”

Book in#148

Make a reservation in advance

“She's always BOOKG UP IN stories.”

Book into#149

Make a reservation in advance

“She's always BOOKG UP INTO stories.”

Book out#150

Leave a place in a hurry

“We can't BOOK OUT from the deal now.”

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