100 Verbs=Phrasal Verbs (4/4)

76. tolerate → put up with

To accept an unpleasant situation, experience, or person
불쾌한 상황, 경험 또는 사람을 받아들이다; 참다

• Example:
  • They put up with the heat during the summer.
  • I can’t put up with the noise any longer.

77. escape → run away

To leave a place or person secretly and suddenly
어떤 장소나 사람을 몰래 그리고 갑자기 떠나다

• Example:
  • He tried to catch the thief before he could run away.
  • The dog ran away when the gate was left open.

78. finish → run out

To finish, use, or sell all of something
무언가를 다 쓰거나 사용하거나 판매하다

• Example:
  • We ran out of milk, so I need to buy more.
  • I hope we don’t run out of gas on the way.

79. meet → run into

To meet someone you know when you are not expecting to
예상치 못한 상황에서 아는 사람과 우연히 만나다

• Example:
  • I ran into my old friend at the store.
  • He ran into a colleague at the coffee shop.

80. practice → run through

To practice something
무언가를 연습하다

• Example:
  • We need to run through the presentation before the meeting.
  • I like to run through my speech in front of a mirror.

81. reserve → set aside

To save something, usually money or time, for a special purpose
돈이나 시간 등을 특별한 목적을 위해 챙겨두다

• Example:
  • I set aside some money for my vacation.
  • They set aside time for family dinners every Sunday.

82. establish → set up

To formally establish a new company, organization, system, or way of working
새로운 회사, 조직, 시스템, 작업 방식을 공식적으로 설립하다

• Example:
  • They set up a new company last year.
  • He set up a system to track project progress.

83. arrive → show up

To arrive for a gathering or event
모임이나 행사에 도착하다, 나타나다

• Example:
  • I was surprised when he showed up to the party unexpectedly.
  • He always shows up late to meetings.

84. adjust → settle in

To become familiar with somewhere new
새로운 장소에 적응하다

• Example:
  • She quickly settled in at her new job.
  • It took me a while to settle in after moving to the new city.

85. close → shut down

To cease operating
운영을 중단하다

• Example:
  • Many stores shut down during the pandemic.
  • The restaurant had to shut down due to low sales.

86. separate → sort out

To separate one type of thing from a group of things
한 종류의 물건을 그룹에서 분리하다; 정리하다

• Example:
  • She sorted out the clothes to donate to charity.
  • They sorted out the recycling from the regular trash.

87. represent → speak for

To express the opinions or wishes of someone
다른 사람의 의견이나 바람을 대신 말하다

• Example:
  • I spoke for my team during the meeting.
  • She spoke for her friend when he was too shy to talk.

88. resemble → take after

To be like or to look like another family member
다른 가족 일원과 닮다

• Example:
  • She takes after her mother in looks.
  • He really takes after his father with his sense of humor.

89. avoid → stay away from

To avoid something or someone that will have a bad effect on you
나쁜 영향을 미칠 물건이나 사람을 피하다

• Example:
  • He decided to stay away from negative people.
  • You should stay away from junk food for better health.

90. understand → take in

To understand completely the meaning or importance of something
어떤 것의 의미나 중요성을 완전히 이해하다

• Example:
  • It didn’t take long to take in all the information.
  • He couldn’t take in the news when he first heard it.

91. remove → take off

To remove something, especially clothes
무언가를 벗다, 특히 옷 같은 것을 벗다

• Example:
  • He took off his shoes as soon as he got home.
  • I took off my sunglasses when I entered the building.

92. occupy → take up

To fill an amount of space or time
공간이나 시간을 차지하다

• Example:
  • This sofa takes up too much space in the living room.
  • I don’t want to take up too much of your time.

93. consider → think over

To consider an idea or plan carefully before making a decision
결정을 내리기 전에 아이디어나 계획을 신중하게 고려하다

• Example:
  • He asked me to think over his suggestion carefully.
  • She took a few days to think over the job offer.

94. discuss → talk over

To discuss a problem or situation with someone
누군가와 문제나 상황에 대해 논의하다

• Example:
  • I need to talk over this decision with my family first.
  • Let’s talk over our plans for the weekend.

95. decline → turn down

To refuse an offer or request
제안이나 요청을 거절하다

• Example:
  • He turned down their invitation to the party.
  • She politely turned down his proposal.

96. submit → turn in

To return something to an organization or a person in authority
조직이나 권한 있는 사람에게 무언가를 제출하다

• Example:
  • She will turn in her resignation next week.
  • They turned in their reports to the manager yesterday.

97. increase → turn up

To increase the volume or strength of sound, heat, etc.
소리, 열 등의 강도를 높이다

• Example:
  • He turned up the heat because it was cold inside.
  • Can you turn up the music? It’s too quiet.

98. heat → warm up

To make something hotter
무언가를 뜨겁게 하다; 데우다

• Example:
  • She warmed up the leftovers in the microwave.
  • He likes to warm up his hands by the bonfire.

99. spend → use up

To finish a supply of something
무언가를 다 써버리다

• Example:
  • She used up all her vacation days this year.
  • I’ve almost used up my battery on my phone.

100. exercise → work out

To exercise
운동하다

• Example:
  • I try to work out three times a week.
  • He enjoys working out with his friends.