Common phrasal verbs Here is a list of phrasal verbs with their meaning Ward off To ward something off is to prevent it from happening Wear off When something wears off, it disappears gradually Walk off To walk something off is to get rid of it by walking Make off To make off is to leave a place in a hurry Put off To put off is to postpone Make after To make after somebody is to chase them Make away To make away is to escape Make out To make out is to pretend that something is true Make off To make off is to leave a place in a hurry Make up To make up is to invent something Hold back To hold something back is to keep it secret Hold up To hold something up is to delay it Hold down To hold something down is to keep it low Hold on To hold on is to wait Keep off To keep something off is to avoid it from going onto a particular area of land Get around To get around is to travel Get back To get back is to come back Get by To get by is to manage to something with great difficulty Get in To get in is to enter a place Get out To get out is to leave a place Stay on top of your writing! Download our grammar guide from www.englishgrammar.org to stay up-to-date Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)