100 häufigste englische Phrasal Verbs (mit Beispielen)

She gets up at six every morning to go to the gym.

He gets along well with all of his colleagues.

They finally got away for a long weekend in the mountains.

I got back from the conference late last night.

We can get by on one income for a few months if we are careful.

All this rainy weather is really getting me down.

What time does your flight get in?

She got into podcasting during the lockdown and never stopped.

Get off the bus at the third stop and walk two blocks north.

How are you getting on with your new project?

He decided it was time to get out of the corporate world.

It took her months to get over losing that job.

I finally got rid of all those old books I was never going to read.

I could not get through to the office — the line was busy all day.

Let's get together for coffee before the holidays.

What have you been getting up to lately?

The plane took off two hours late due to the storm.

She took on three extra clients this quarter and is feeling overwhelmed.

He took her out to dinner to celebrate the promotion.

A larger company took over their startup last spring.

I took up running last year and it has changed my mornings.

Please put your toys away before dinner.

Stop putting off that difficult conversation — it only gets harder.

She put on her jacket and headed out into the cold.

It took firefighters two hours to put out the blaze.

I do not know how she puts up with all that noise every day.

The new regulations were designed to bring about lasting change.

That song brings back memories of our road trip.

He brought up the budget issue right at the end of the meeting.

Competition really brings out the best in her.

Can we bring the deadline forward by a week?

I came across an old photo album while cleaning the attic.

How is your French coming along these days?

She moved abroad for two years but came back last autumn.

He came down with a bad cold the night before the presentation.

Her new book comes out in September.

Do you want to come over for dinner on Friday?

Something came up at work and I had to cancel my plans.

The team came up with a creative solution in under an hour.

Go ahead and start without me — I will be five minutes late.

She did not fully agree but went along with the plan anyway.

They went back to the restaurant where they had their first date.

The alarm went off at three in the morning and woke everyone up.

What is going on in the meeting room?

They go out every Friday evening to unwind after the week.

Let's go over the contract one more time before signing.

Could you look after my cat while I am away?

Looking back, I am glad I made that decision.

I have been looking for my keys for the past twenty minutes.

I am really looking forward to the summer holidays.

The manager promised to look into the complaint right away.

Look out — there is ice on the steps.

Look up the word in a dictionary if you are unsure.

She turned down the job offer because the commute was too long.

Turn the TV off before you go to bed.

Can you turn on the heating? It is freezing in here.

The party turned out to be much more fun than I expected.

He turned up at the party two hours late without an explanation.

Her expression gave away exactly how she felt about the news.

After weeks of nagging, he finally gave in and bought the new sofa.

Never give up on something you really care about.

We set off early to avoid the traffic on the motorway.

She set out to prove that the theory was wrong.

They set up a small business from their kitchen table.

The power cut set the project back by almost a week.

The car broke down on the highway and we had to call for help.

Sorry to break in, but we are almost out of time.

A fire broke out in the warehouse early on Sunday morning.

Scientists believe they have broken through in the search for a treatment.

They broke up after three years together.

I ran into an old school friend at the supermarket yesterday.

We ran out of coffee this morning — can you grab some on your way home?

You cannot just run away from your problems.

The meeting ran over by half an hour and everyone was late for lunch.

Did you find out what time the train leaves?

I finally figured out how to use the new software.

Can you fill me in on what happened at the meeting?

You will need to fill out this form before your appointment.

They called off the outdoor concert because of the forecast.

He said he was busy and would call me back in an hour.

Hold on a second — I need to grab my coat.

Road works are holding up traffic on the main road.

Carry on with your work — I will be back in a moment.

Engineers carried out a full inspection of the bridge.

She was finding it hard to keep up with the rest of the class.

Just keep on trying — it will click eventually.

Only half the guests showed up to the event.

We missed the last bus and ended up walking home in the rain.

I hope this new strategy works out for the team.

We need to sort out the delivery issue before the client calls back.

She pointed out a mistake in the third paragraph.

Stop making things up — just tell me what really happened.