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250 Verbos Frasales Más Comunes en Inglés - Verbos Frasales Comunes

Aquí tienes la parte 7 de la lista de los verbos frasales más comunes en inglés como "show off", "hold in" y "check in".

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Most Common Phrasal Verbs in English Vocabulary

to act in a way that is intended to impress others

alardear

alardear

Ex: showed off her new dress at the party .

to go over, read, or explain something quickly

revisar

revisar

Ex: The presenter run through the main topics of the conference in a brief opening speech .

to remain in a place longer than originally intended, often with the expectation of waiting for something to happen or for someone to arrive

quedarse

quedarse

Ex: I think Istick around and see if anything interesting happens .

to meet up with someone in order to cooperate or socialize

reunirse

reunirse

Ex: Families often get together during the holidays for a festive meal.
to hold in
[Verbo]

to suppress the expression of one's feelings

contener

contener

Ex: She held her anger in during the meeting.

to officially introduce or launch a new product, service, or system

lanzar

lanzar

Ex: They rolling out a new internet service in our area .

to confirm your presence or reservation in a hotel or airport after arriving

registrarse, facturar

registrarse, facturar

Ex: The attendant checked us in for the flight.
to fill up
[Verbo]

to make something become full

llenar, llenarse

llenar, llenarse

Ex: Please fill the bottle up with water.

to continue or start an activity

ponerse a hacer

ponerse a hacer

Ex: When facing a problem, it's essential to know how to go about finding a solution.

to continue or add to something one has already done by taking additional actions

hacer seguimiento

hacer seguimiento

Ex: I need follow up with the client to confirm their order details .

to take something out of an enclosed space

sacar

sacar

Ex: Bring out the chairs for the guests from the storage room .

to quickly read or examine something

hojear

hojear

Ex: The teacher looking through the students ' notebooks to check their progress .

to formally request or direct someone to perform a duty or task

llamar

llamar

Ex: The manager called the staff out to address the urgent situation.
to set in
[Verbo]

to occur, often referring to something unwelcome

instalarse, caer

instalarse, caer

Ex: As dusk set in, the street lights began to glow.

to help someone, especially to make it easier for them to do something

ayudar

ayudar

Ex: By this time next week , I will helping out at the new office .

(of a person's skin) to become covered in spots or a similar condition because of a sickness or allergy

salir

salir

Ex: Her skin is sensitive , and she comes out in a rash when exposed to certain chemicals .

to fall to the ground

derrumbarse

derrumbarse

Ex: After a long day of hiking , fatigue set in , causing the exhausted adventurer fall down.

to bring something to a lower position

bajar

bajar

Ex: Before moving , we take down the bookshelves and disassemble the furniture .
to wrap up
[Verbo]

to cover something by putting paper or a similar material around it

envolver

envolver

Ex: The florist will wrap the flowers up with a decorative ribbon.

to seek something, such as an opportunity or benefit

ir en busca de

ir en busca de

Ex: came for the chance to learn from the best in the industry .
to heat up
[Verbo]

to make something warm or hot

calentar

calentar

Ex: I'll heat the soup up for you in the microwave.
to fall on
[Verbo]

to be assigned to a new responsibility

recaer en

recaer en

Ex: When the manager went on vacation , the daily decision-making fell on the capable team members .
to try out
[Verbo]

to test something new or different to see how good or effective it is

probar

probar

Ex: The teacher suggested students try out various study techniques to find what works best.

to completely change one's decision or opinion

dejarse convencer

dejarse convencer

Ex: The public opinion has started come around on the issue of climate change .
to get at
[Verbo]

to be able to have access to or reach something

llegar a, acceder

llegar a, acceder

Ex: He couldget at his email because he forgot the password .
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