Phrasal Verbs

यहाँ पर आपके लिए सभी Phrasal verbs एक List में जैसे कि Get, Put, Take, Come, Go, Give, Ask, Blow, Break, Run, Turn, Look, Eat और कई अन्य एक के बाद एक उपलब्ध किये जायेंगे।
I’ll also provide you later a link of Phrasal Verbs PDF that will include the List of Phrasal Verbs and important Phrasal Verb Exercises.

Definition: Phrasal verbs are the phrases consisting of a verb and another element, either an adverb or a preposition.

Phrasal Verbs – Get

Get up (उठना, उठाना)

1. To wake up

2. To stand up

Hey Rahul, Wake up we got to go. / Hey Rahul, get up. We got to go.

Why are you sitting here? Stand up/Get up.

Get in

To enter a vehicle (किसी वाहन जैसे ट्रेन, बस, प्लेन आदि में चढ़ना, घुसना, बैठना)

The moment you called me up, I was getting (entering) the car.

Rahul did not get in the bus.

Get off

To leave a vehicle (किसी वाहन से उतरना)

I got off the bus.

Rahul is getting off the bus.

I can’t take risk, if I get off this bus, I may have no other option.

Get through

पास करना /सफलता पाना(To pass/ To clear)

खत्म करना/ उपभोग करना (To use / To consume)

I got through the IAS exam.

Due to his hard work and patience, he eventually got through the difficult time.

I got through 2 kgs of mangoes within 5 minutes. Can you believe it?

Get over

(किसी बुरे अनुभव से उभरना) To recover from a bad experience

It will take you a week to get over/recover this illness.

I am little upset due to my pathetic performance. Don’t worry. I’ll get over with time.

Get out

किसी को निकलने के लिए कहना (To tell someone to leave)

उजागर होना/ज्ञान में आना (To become known)

बाहर निकलना (To go out to enjoy/relax)

You get out of my house.

Get him out of here.

The news got out yesterday. Since then, people are being crazy to see him.

I love getting out with my friends.

These days, I’m writing a book on “Daily Use English Sentences” for you. Due to which, I am not getting out.

Get away from

(किसी व्यक्ति या चीज से बचना) To escape from a person or thing

I somehow got away from the police.

My dog died last week. I’m not able to get away from this pain.

Get on with

(संभालना) To manage

He can manage this situation. / He can get on with this situation.

I can’t get on with you, because you hate music and I love playing guitar.

Get rid of

(पीछा छुड़ाना) To throw/ To give away

I just want to get rid of my car, because it’s pretty old and demands repairing quite often.

First, you get rid of your negative attitude, then only you can pass this so called tough exam.

Get into

(शामिल होना) To become involved in something

The moment I reached home, I got into You Tube videos.

Why are you unnecessarily getting into this conflict?

Get at

बिना कहे बताने की कोशिश करना (To try to say something indirectly)

बार-बार आलोचना करना/ पीछे पड़ना (To criticize repeatedly)

What are you getting at?

He is getting at something that we’re not able to understand.

Why are you getting at me?

My friend got at the movie; whereas, I didn’t find anything not up to the mark.

Phrasal Verbs – Come

Come across

To find/ meet accidently (कोई चीज का मिल जाना/पा जाना या किसी से संयोग से मिलना)

While searching my notebook in the almirah, I came across my 3 years old diary.

I came across his teacher in the market yesterday. / I met his teacher in the market yesterday.

You come across many challenges, when you live away from your home to work.

Come along

To accompany someone (किसी का साथ/कंपनी देना)

I am going to market, would you like to come along?

Okay! No problem! You can come along a little later.

Come up with

To produce/ present (पेश करना या प्रस्तुत करना, निकालना, कुछ बनाना)

He has come up with a very good idea.

You always come up with a right answer.

If Ravi can come up with at least Rs. 10000/-, it will serve our purpose.

You will have to come up with a solid reason to convince the boss for leave.

Come down

To move/ fall down (नीचे आना)

Due to heavy storms, the trees came down.

Prices are coming down.

Price of this mobile has come down.

My friend has come down from Delhi.

Come to

1.Talk about (doing) something (किसी के बारे में बात करना या कुछ करने के बारे में बात करना)

2. Amount to – (कुल मिलाकर)

When it comes to me, I keep mum/ quiet.

When it comes to you, I feel you are the best candidate for this job.

When it comes to our country, we have so much hidden talent to be explored.

When it comes to English, I really enjoy learning new things every day.

When it comes to watching movies, he really feels boring.

When it comes to reading novels, I wonder how people keep up their interest till the end.

Rs. 20 for notebook and Rs. 10 for this pen, it comes to Rs. 30. /
Rs. 20 for notebook and Rs. 10 for this pen, it amounts to Rs.30.

All my travelling bills and allowances came to Rs.20000.

Come out

1. To become known (पता हो जाना, उजागर हो जाना)

2. To appear (प्रकट हो जाना, सामने आ जाना)

3. Release of a product (एक प्रोडक्ट का रिलीज़ होना)

After 15 years, the secret of his plan came out.

The truth will come out sooner or later.

He comes out from this door.

The sun comes out from the east.

Spoken English Guru free android app came out in May this year.

My English Speaking Course book came out in November 2015.

This product of the company came out last month.

Come on

1. To encourage someone (किसी को प्रोत्साहित करना)

2. To stop someone being ridiculous (किसी की बेतुकी बातों/हास्यास्पद बातों कोमना करना)

Come on, you can do it.

Come on, you can learn English.

Come on, it’s not possible.

Come on, it’s not as difficult as you are telling me it is.

Come back

To return (वापिस आना)

I will come back tomorrow.

He will come back in a day or two. / He will be back in a day or two.

I want my good days to come back.

Comeback

Try to return to one’s glorious days (शानदार दिनों में लौटने की कोशिश)

I’m sure, he will make a strong comeback.

I will make a comeback to my glory.

He failed thrice, but it doesn’t mean; he will not make a comeback.

Come up

1. To approach (किसी तक पहुँचना)

2. To come shortly (कोई चीज जो जल्द ही आने वाली है)

He came up to me to let me know about it.

Why don’t you come up to your boss?

My exams are coming up.

This movie is coming up next week.

Phrasal Verbs – Put

Put out

To extinguish light, fire etc. (किसी लाईट, आग आदि को बुझाना)

Please put out the fire. / Please put the fire out.

Please put out the candle. / Please put the candle out.

We were burning the household garbage/waste. The rain put out the fire.

Please don’t put out the tube light. / Please don’t switch off the tube light.

Put off

To postpone / To delay (विलंब करना)

He postponed the meeting until tomorrow. / He put off the meeting until tomorrow.

We will now plan this party next month. / We have put off this party until next month.

He postponed the meeting to 10th January. / He put off the meeting to/on 10th January.

Put down

To insult (अपमान करना)

To write (लिखना / नोट करना)

Don’t put anyone down.

Don’t put me down.

I teach you. You note it down in your notebook. / I teach you. You put it down in your notebook.

Put on

To wear (पहनना)

I am putting on a shirt. / I am putting a shirt on.

He put on the slippers. / He put the slippers on.

Put up

To stay (रहना, ठहरना)

Where do you live/stay? / Where do you put up?

He was putting up in Dilshad Garden in those days.

Let me put up with you for a few days.

Put up with

To tolerate someone or something (किसी व्यक्ति या किसी चीज को सहन करना)

I can’t tolerate your anger. / I can’t put up with your anger.

This mobile malfunctions quite often. I can’t put up with it.

Put forward/forth

To offer/suggest a plan or a name or an idea (कोई योजना, कोई नाम या कोई विचार रखना)

I put forward his name for your team. / I put forth his name for your team.

What a plan you have put forth!
What a plan you have put forward!

Put through

To transfer the call to someone (किसी को कॉल ट्राँसफर करना)

Please transfer this call to your manager. / Please put me through to your manager.

Could you please make me talk Govind? / Could you please put me through to Govind?

Put aside

To save money (पैसे बचाना)

To stop worrying/thinking about (चिन्ता करना बन्द करना)

I put aside Rs.5000 from my salary every month.

She had been saving some money for 2 years to buy a laptop. / She had been putting aside some money for 2 years to buy a laptop.

You stop worrying about money. Everything will be managed. / You put aside the money problem. Everything will be managed.

Put across

To transmit information / To communicate (किसी बात को पहुँचाना)

I couldn’t communicate my feelings to him. / I couldn’t put across my feelings to him.

To tell the whole story in just a few words is next to impossible. /
To put across the whole story in just a few words is next to impossible. /
Just a few words can’t put across the whole story.

25 महत्वपूर्ण Phrasal Verbs List

Patch up

Repair the relation / Make things better (रिश्तों को सुधारना)

He wants to patch up with us, but we are no longer interested.

Pay off

Produce benefits (लाभ प्राप्त होना / सफल होना)

I’m sure; my hard work will definitely pay off someday.

Pile up

Accumulate (ढेर लग जाना)

I was on leave last week. The whole work was piled up.

Pop off

Speak or Write angrily or in emotional way (मन की भडास निकालना)

He popped off all his pain in/at the press conference.

Pass away

Die (गुज़र जाना)

His uncle passed away last week.

Pass by

Go past without stopping (बगल से गुज़रना)

I was passing by his house in the morning today. I saw someone standing at the gate.

Mess up

Do wrong / Make a mistake ( गलत/ गड़बड़ कर देना )

Don’t mess up the files.

Hold out

Survive (टिकना)

How long can you hold out without oxygen?

Look around

Search (खोजना, ढूँढ़ना)

Where is my watch? I’ve looked around everywhere. I can’t find it.

Go on

Proceed (चालू होना, शुरू करना)

I’m sorry, I had got a call. You can go on now.

Feel down

Feel bad / Depressed (बुरा महसूस करना)

I got a bad news last night. I really feel down.

Let down

Disappoint (निराश करना)

Please give me a chance. I promise I will not let you down.

Hang on

Wait (इंतजार कराना)

Hang on; let me transfer your call to the technical team.

Stand by

Support (साथ देना)

I’ll stand by you in/at odds too.

Come after

Follow (पीछा करना)

Don’t come after him. Everyone has a different way of doing something.

Figure out

Understand (समझना)

We will have to figure out the difference between the two deals.

Back away

Go backwards (पीछे हट जाना)

He backed away seeing a strange shadow coming nearer.

Blow away

Impress greatly (बहुत प्रभावित करना)

This idea can blow away anyone.

Knock off

Finish the work for the day (दिन भर का काम ख़त्म करना)

We will knock off early on Saturday and go for the party.

Let up

Stop (रुकना)

The rain doesn’t seem to let up.

Speak up

Raise the voice ( जोर से बोलना)

Could you please speak up? We can’t hear you.

Turn down

1) Reduce the volume (आवाज़ कम करना)

2) Refuse (मना करना)

Could you please turn down the volume? It’s too high.

He turned down my proposal.

Give back

Return (वापिस करना)

Please give me my money back.

Get on with

Handle/Manage (सँभालना)

How do you get on with such people?

Plump down

Put something in a place carelessly (पटकना)

After coming from school, he plumps down his bag and gets into mobile.