| 单词 | phrasal verb |
| 释义 | phrasal verb (freɪzəl vɜːʳb) Word forms: plural phrasal verbs countable noun A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and an adverb or preposition, for example 'shut up' or 'look after', which together have a particular meaning. English Easy Learning GrammarPhrasal verbsA phrasal verb is a type of verb that is created when a main verb is combined witheither: an adverb, take off give in blow up break in a preposition, get ... Read more English Easy Learning GrammarAdverbs and adverbialsWhen you want to add information about how, when, where, or to what extent somethinghas happened, you can use an adverbial. Many adverbials are members ... Read more English Easy Learning GrammarParts of speechSentences are made up of words. A sentence can be made up of any number of words. He left us. The man in the corner lowered his newspaper. Whenever I see ... Read more phrasal verb in British Englishnoun (in English grammar) a phrase that consists of a verb plus an adverbial or prepositional particle, esp one the meaning of which cannot be deduced by analysis of the meaning of the constituents "take in" meaning "deceive" is a phrasal verb |
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