Phrasal verbs

Jot down

• To not accept an offer or request.

  To reduce the noise, heat, etc.

• Write briefly or hurriedly; write a short note of

• To produce something such a smell, heat, light, etc

• To be correct, suitable, or sensible in relation to something else.

Hold out

• To remain strong and working effectively

• To offer resistance to somebody or something

• To prepare and write something such as a document or plan

• To have to deal with something difficult or unpleasant

Take up something

• To fill a particular amount of space or time

• To begin to do something

• To not accept an offer or request

• To take control of a company by buying enough shares to do this

Break up with

• To give money to pay part of the cost of something

• To compensate for something bad or the lost with something good. To make the situation better or make the person involved happier.

• To stop doing something that you do regularly

• If a relationship breaks up, it ends

Come up against

• To have to deal with something difficult or unpleasant

• To begin to do something

• To not accept an offer or request

• To accept someone again after they have left a relationship, job etc and want to return to it

Draw up

• If a vehicle arrives at a place and stops.

• To prepare and write something such as a document or plan

• A rule, decision, or policy, you accept it and obey i

• To agree with someone or something (idea)

Fit in with

• To make the situation better or make the person involved happier.

• To be correct, suitable, or sensible in relation to something else.

• To offer resistance to somebody or something

• To stop doing something that you do regularly

Give off

• Include something

  To take to a police station as a prisoner.

• To allow someone to stay in your house or country

• To produce something such a smell, heat, light, etc.

• To remain strong and working effectively

Give up

• To compensate for something bad or the lost with something good

• To prepare and write something such as a document or plan.

• To stop doing something that you do regularly

• If a relationship breaks up, it ends.

Go along with

• To take something that you have bought back to the shops because it is broken or not suitable.

• To compensate for something bad or the lost with something good. To make the situation better or make the person involved happier

• To remain strong and working effectively

  To offer resistance to somebody or something

• To agree with someone or something (idea)

  A rule, decision, or policy, you accept it and obey it.