Optimise B2, Unit 5 - Vocabulary (Phrasal verbs)

Have you heard? The rapper Easy K has ​ (a)   out of the concert because he's got a sore throat.

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If you look over there, you should be able to ​ (a)   out the mountains in the distance.

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I like all of them but the picture of the boy ​ (a)   out most for me. It's definitely the most powerful image.

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Could you ​ (a)   out for the doorbell? I'm just going in the shower.

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• We tried our best but we were ​ (a)   out in the first round of the tournament.

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A: You need to ​ (a)   out when you're crossing the road. The cars go very fast here.

B: I know. A friend of mine nearly got hit by a car last week.

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A: I thought Johansson played terribly in last night's match. B: Yes. He really ​ (a)   out from the other players, who were much more skilful.

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A: Have you ​ (a)   out the new sports centre yet? B: I saw it yesterday. It looks great, doesn't it?

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A: Do you know how Gerardo is doing in the squash championships? B: Unfortunately, he got ​ (a)   out in the last round. Let's see if he does better next year.

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A: Do you know when we can board the aeroplane? B: I'm not sure. I've been ​ (a)   out for announcements but they still haven't said.

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