Match the phrasal verbs 1-10 with the definitions a-i
Vocabulary in Action
Match the phrasal verbs 1-10 with the definitions a-i.
1 waltz through
білак
a
2
pan out
be a success (for a business/trend/etc)
b manage to succeed, but only just
3 go up against
c
(of a plan/project/etc) fail, not be a success
4 take off
a
d
succeed in passing a test/exam/etc without any effort
5 knuckle down
e
begin to work hard/try harder (after a period of not working hard/trying)
6 pull (sth) off
f
face a very difficult obstacle/opponent/situation
7 fall through
10
g
succeed in achieving sth difficult (a project/plan)
8 scrape through
h
stop giving attention to sth/sb you are sure will fail
9 write (sth/sb) off
i
go the way you had planned
get by
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs from exercise A.
1 I'll never win a prize for my abilities in maths, but I can just about
2 Up until now you've done very little revision or preparation for your exams and if you don't
you'll find yourself kicked out of college at the end of this term.
طلاهه
3 Georgia is the best chess player on our team, but she'll be
an exam.
going up against
some of the top
fell though
players in the country, so I don't know if she'll manage to win the tournament.
4 We were planning to buy new sports equipment for the school gym, but our plans
when the local council refused to give us the funds.
5 The Hatton Garden thieves thought they had pulled off
on CCTV in the local area allowed the police to identify them.
the perfect burglary, but images
6 Why are you so worried about your history exam? It's your best subject - you'll waltz though
7 Jenna's small clothes design business really took off
one of her dresses on the red carpet.
8 Their plan to televise a well-known novel didn't in out
them the rights to his book.
it!
after a Hollywood actress wore
when the author refused to sell
9 Suzie was upset because she felt her teachers were only interested in the best students and that they had
her
off
long ago.
Match the phrasal verbs 1-10 with the definitions a-i.
1 waltz through
білак
a
2
pan out
be a success (for a business/trend/etc)
b manage to succeed, but only just
3 go up against
c
(of a plan/project/etc) fail, not be a success
4 take off
a
d
succeed in passing a test/exam/etc without any effort
5 knuckle down
e
begin to work hard/try harder (after a period of not working hard/trying)
6 pull (sth) off
f
face a very difficult obstacle/opponent/situation
7 fall through
10
g
succeed in achieving sth difficult (a project/plan)
8 scrape through
h
stop giving attention to sth/sb you are sure will fail
9 write (sth/sb) off
i
go the way you had planned
get by
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs from exercise A.
1 I'll never win a prize for my abilities in maths, but I can just about
2 Up until now you've done very little revision or preparation for your exams and if you don't
you'll find yourself kicked out of college at the end of this term.
طلاهه
3 Georgia is the best chess player on our team, but she'll be
an exam.
going up against
some of the top
fell though
players in the country, so I don't know if she'll manage to win the tournament.
4 We were planning to buy new sports equipment for the school gym, but our plans
when the local council refused to give us the funds.
5 The Hatton Garden thieves thought they had pulled off
on CCTV in the local area allowed the police to identify them.
the perfect burglary, but images
6 Why are you so worried about your history exam? It's your best subject - you'll waltz though
7 Jenna's small clothes design business really took off
one of her dresses on the red carpet.
8 Their plan to televise a well-known novel didn't in out
them the rights to his book.
it!
after a Hollywood actress wore
when the author refused to sell
9 Suzie was upset because she felt her teachers were only interested in the best students and that they had
her
off
long ago.