100 Verbs=Phrasal Verbs (2/4)

26. reduce → cut down

To do or use less of something
무언가를 줄이다

• Example:
  • They cut down the expenses to save money.
  • She decided to cut down on sugar for her health.

27. interrupt → cut in

To interrupt what someone is saying by saying something yourself
누군가의 말을 끊다, 대화에 끼어들다

• Example:
  • He cut in while she was explaining her idea.
  • I don't mean to cut in, but I have a quick question.

28. visit → drop by

To come to see someone briefly
누군가를 잠깐 보러 가다; 들르다

• Example:
  • He dropped by to say hello and catch up.
  • I might drop by your house later.

29. handle → deal with

To do something in order to achieve something or in order to solve a problem
무언가를 달성하거나 문제를 해결하기 위해 행동하다

• Example:
  • We need to deal with this issue before it gets worse.
  • She knows how to deal with difficult customers.

30. deliver → drop off

To take someone or something to a particular place
사람이나 물건을 특정 장소로 데려가다

• Example:
  • She dropped me off at the station.
  • He dropped off the package at my house last night.

31. break → fall apart

To break into pieces
조각조각 부서지다

• Example:
  • The old building is falling apart and needs to be renovated.
  • After the argument, their friendship started to fall apart.

32. solve → figure out

To understand or solve something
무언가를 이해하거나 해결하다

• Example:
  • It took me a while to figure out what he meant.
  • They couldn't figure out how the problem occurred.

33. discover → find out

To get information about something
어떤 것에 대한 정보를 알아내다

• Example:
  • She found out that her friend was moving away.
  • He found out about the surprise party through a friend.

34. complete → fill out

To write or type information in spaces that are provided for it
제공된 공간에 정보를 작성하거나 입력하다

• Example:
  • He filled out the paperwork to apply for a loan.
  • She filled out her contact information.

35. communicate → get across

To communicate an idea or message successfully
아이디어나 교훈을 성공적으로 전달하다, 이해시키다

• Example:
  • He struggled to get his point across during the meeting.
  • It’s important to get your message across clearly.

36. manage → get by

To be able to live or deal with a situation with difficulty
어떤 상황 속에서 어렵게 살아가다

• Example:
  • It's hard to get by on a low salary.
  • She managed to get by without a car for a year.

37. enter → get in

To succeed in entering a place
어떤 장소를 성공적으로 들어가다

• Example:
  • We need to get in before the concert starts.
  • I can't believe I got in to the university of my choice!

38. eliminate → get rid of

To remove something that you do not want any longer
더 이상 원하지 않는 것을 제거하다

• Example:
  • I need to get rid of old clothes I no longer wear.
  • He found a way to get rid of the bad smell in the fridge.

39. leave → get out

To leave a vehicle, building, etc.
차량, 건물 등에서 나가다

• Example:
  • He paid the driver and got out of the taxi.
  • They told us to get out of the pool for safety reasons.

40. donate → give away

To give something to someone without asking for payment
대가를 요구하지 않고 누군가에게 물건을 주다

• Example:
  • He gave away his toys to the neighborhood kids.
  • She decided to give away her old books to charity.

41. surrender → give in

To finally agree to something that someone wants after first refusing
처음에 거절하다가 결국 상대방이 원하는 것에 동의하다

• Example:
  • The company had to give in to the demands of the workers.
  • After much debate, she finally decided to give in to their requests.

42. emit → give off

To produce something
무언가를 풍기다

• Example:
  • The flowers give off a wonderful fragrance in the spring.
  • She gives off a positive energy that makes everyone feel happy.

43. quit → give up

To stop doing something before you have finished it
무언가를 끝내기 전에 그만두다

• Example:
  • She gave up halfway through the marathon.
  • He gave up trying to convince his friends to join him on the trip.

44. distribute → give out

To give something to each of a number of people
여러 사람에게 무언가를 나눠주다

• Example:
  • They will give out free samples at the store this weekend.
  • She gave out flyers to promote the event.

45. agree → go along with

To support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion
어떤 생각을 지지하거나 상대방의 의견에 동의하다

• Example:
  • He usually goes along with whatever his friends suggest.
  • They went along with the majority opinion during the meeting.

46. review → go over

To examine or look at something in a careful or detailed way
무언가를 꼼꼼하게 살피다

• Example:
  • I went over the report before submitting it.
  • Before making a decision, let’s go over all our options.

47. play → hang out

To spend a lot of time in a place or with someone
어떤 장소에서, 또는 누군가와 많은 시간을 보내다

• Example:
  • I like to hang out with my friends at the coffee shop.
  • Do you want to hang out at the park this weekend?

48. contact → hit up

To contact someone
누군가에게 연락하다

• Example:
  • She hit up her brother to borrow his car for the weekend.
  • If you need help, just hit me up anytime.

49. end (phone call) → hang up

To end a phone conversation
전화 통화를 끝내다, 끊다

• Example:
  • I accidentally hung up the call before I could say goodbye.
  • She always hangs up on me when we argue.

50. restrain → hold back

To not do something often because of fear
주로 두려움 때문에 어떤 행동을 하지 않다

• Example:
  • I usually hold back my opinions to avoid conflict.
  • She held back from joining the team because she lacked confidence.