Phrasal Verbs

Front 1

let alone
Let alone is used after negative forms

Back 1

I'm too sick today to walk to the kitchen, let alone to go to the zoo with you

Front 2

to back up

Back 2

I couldn't back my car up because there was a bicycle in the driveway behind me.
geri sürmek, geri gitmek.

Front 3

to have one's heart set on

Back 3

She has her heart set on taking a trip abroad. She's been thinking about it for months.
cok arzulamak

Front 4

to catch on

Back 4

Fashions of the past often catch on again among young people.
anlamak,kavramak

Front 5

to be cut out for

Back 5

John is certainly not cut out for the work of a trial lawyer. (bir is icin uygun olmak)

Front 6

to clear up

Back 6

The teacher tried to clear up our confusion about the meaning of the difficult paragraph in the reading.

Front 7

to be up to

Back 7

Hi, Jake. I haven't seen you in a long time. What have you been up to? (neler yapiyorsun)

Front 8

to get even with

Back 8

I want to get even with Ramazan for beating me so badly in tennis last time. The scores were 6-1 and 6-2.

Front 9

to go through

Back 9

I can't believe what she went through to get that job. She had four interviews with the hiring committee in one week!

Front 10

to step in

Back 10

When the children started fighting on the playground, a teacher had to step in and stop the fight.

Front 11

allow for

Back 11

You should allow for the possibility that we might not finish it on time