Phrasal Verbs 50 - SSC TARGET

Bring up – To raise a topic / to raise a child
He was brought up in Delhi.
Carry on – To continue
Carry on with your work.
Call off – To cancel
The match was called off due to rain.
Come across – To meet by chance
I came across an old friend yesterday.
Give up – To quit / stop trying
Never give up on your dreams.
Get along (with) – To have good relations
I get along well with my colleagues.
Look after – To take care of
She looks after her younger brother.
Look for – To search
I am looking for my keys.
Look into – To investigate
The police is looking into the matter.
Look forward to – To expect eagerly
I look forward to meeting you.
Put off – To postpone
The meeting was put off till Monday.
Put up with – To tolerate
I can’t put up with his rude behavior.
Turn down – To reject
He turned down the job offer.
Turn up – To arrive / increase
Many students didn’t turn up for class.
Turn out – To happen / prove
The story turned out to be false.
Break down – To stop working / lose control
My car broke down yesterday.
Break into – To enter by force
The thief broke into the house.
Break out – To start suddenly (fire, war, disease)
A fire broke out in the market.
Set up – To establish
He set up a new business.
Take over – To assume control
He took over the company after his father.