PHRASAL VERBS

eat out - to eat in a restaurant

Do you feel like eating out tonight?

 

get away – to leave a place

I had to get away from the party. It was awful.

 

give in - to accept that you have been beaten and agree to stop competing or fighting

сдаваться

Although it looked as though Steffi was winning the match, Monica refused to give in.

 

 go out - to leave a room or building, especially in order to do something for entertainment

She likes to go out at the weekend.

 

go in for - to like a particular activity

увлекаться чем-либо

I don't really go in for sports.

 

join in - to become involved in an activity with other people

We only need one more player for this game - can you persuade your sister to join in?

 

put off - to make someone dislike something or someone or to make them not want to do something

I’d love to go skiing, but the cost puts me off.

 

take out - to go somewhere with someone, and pay for them

David is taking the friends out to the club for his birthday celebration.

 

take up - to start doing a particular job or activity

Have you ever thought of taking up acting?

I love jogging. I took it up last year.