Press 5A - Lesson 19b Vocabulary
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  Number Word Definition 5Note Example Type                                  
  1 put on weight to increase in weight   He has really been putting on weight recently verb (phrase)                                  
  2 throw away to discard something "away" shows "the direction not towards the speaker" Don't throw that away! I need it. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  3 pick on to tease someone   Why are you always picking on her? Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  4 show off to show someone something in a way that shows too much pride   Tom loves showing off his new car. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  5 get on a train to board a train Opposite: Get off a train Get on the train at Omiya station. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  6 mix up to confuse something "up" is used to mean "completely" Don't mix up any of the details. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  7 hit on to ask someone for a date   He was hitting on her at the bar last week. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  8 keep on to continue to do something   Why do you keep on making the same mistake? Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  9 hand in to submit something   When would you like me to hand the report in? Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  10 let down to cause someone to be sad by not meeting their expectations   You really let me down. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  11 run out of to no longer have any remaining   Oh no! We have run out of toilet paper. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  12 clean up to organize something "up" is used to mean "completely" You really need to clean up this room. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  13 call off to cancel something "off" is used to show "cancellation" I'm going to call off the meeting. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  14 call back to return someone's telephone call "back" is used to show "returning" I hate it when people don't call me back. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  15 rip off to make someone pay a price that is too high Related noun: a rip off He really ripped me off. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  16 pay back to return the money that someone lent you "back" is used to show "returning" I'll pay you back next week. I promise. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  17 give back to return an item that someone lent you "back" is used to show "returning" Thank. I'll make sure I give it back next week. Transitive phrasal verb - separable                                  
  18 push in to enter a line without permission   Don't push in! Go to the back of the line. Intransitive phrasal verb                                  
  19 butt into to enter a conversation without permission "into" is used to show "entering" Please don't butt into the conversation. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  20 break into to enter a location illegally "into" is used to show "entering" Someone broke into my house. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable                                  
  21 blow up at to become very angry at someone This is a joke about an exploding bomb. When a bomb explodes, we say it "blows up" My boss blew up at me last week when I made a little mistake at work. Transitive phrasal verb - inseparable