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250 Verbes Phrasaux Anglais Les Plus Courants - Top 151 - 175 Verbes à Particule

Ici, vous disposez de la partie 7 de la liste des verbes à particule les plus courants en anglais tels que « show off », « hold in » et « check in ».

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Most Common Phrasal Verbs in English Vocabulary

to act in a way that is intended to impress others

crâner, frimer

crâner, frimer

Ex: showed off her new dress at the party .

to go over, read, or explain something quickly

revoir

revoir

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

rester

rester

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

to meet up with someone in order to cooperate or socialize

se réunir

se réunir

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

to suppress the expression of one's feelings

contenir, retenir, réprimer

contenir, retenir, réprimer

Ex: She held her anger in during the meeting.

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

lancer, déployer

lancer, déployer

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

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

remplir sa fiche (d’hôtel)

remplir sa fiche (d’hôtel)

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

to make something become full

remplir

remplir

Ex: Please fill the bottle up with water.

to continue or start an activity

se mettre à faire [qch]

se mettre à faire [qch]

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

suivre, enchaîner

suivre, enchaîner

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

to take something out of an enclosed space

sortir

sortir

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

to quickly read or examine something

parcourir, feuilleter, examiner

parcourir, feuilleter, examiner

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

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

faire appel à

faire appel à

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

to occur, often referring to something unwelcome

s'installer

s'installer

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

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

donner un coup de main

donner un coup de main

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

avoir une éruption

avoir une éruption

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

to fall to the ground

tomber, s’effondrer, s’écrouler

tomber, s’effondrer, s’écrouler

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

to bring something to a lower position

démonter

démonter

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

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

emballer

emballer

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

to seek something, such as an opportunity or benefit

venir chercher

venir chercher

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

to make something warm or hot

réchauffer

réchauffer

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

to be assigned to a new responsibility

retomber sur

retomber sur

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

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

essayer, tester

essayer, tester

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

to completely change one's decision or opinion

changer d'avis

changer d'avis

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

to be able to have access to or reach something

accéder à, atteindre

accéder à, atteindre

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