Phrases where the meaning is completely different from the literal words. Under the weather. (Feeling sick.) A piece of cake. (Very easy.) Cost an arm and a leg. (Very expensive.) Bite the bullet. (Face a difficult situation with courage.) How to Effectively Study 1,001 Phrases
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Section C — Phrasal verbs (281–420) 281. bring up [Phr] — mention a subject. Ex: She brought up salary during the interview. 282. bring about [Phr] — cause something to happen. 283. carry out [Phr] — perform or complete. 284. come across [Phr] — find by chance / seem to be. 285. cut back (on) [Phr] — reduce. 286. drop off [Phr] — deliver or fall asleep. 287. figure out [Phr] — understand or solve. 288. get along (with) [Phr] — have a friendly relationship. 289. give up [Phr] — stop trying. 290. go over [Phr] — review or examine. ... (continues to 420 with notes on separable/inseparable patterns) Phrases where the meaning is completely different from
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