高考英语高频动词短语全集

高考英语高频动词短语全集act as: to serve as a certain n or have a certain effectact for: to act as a XXX or handle something on their behalf act out: to perform a dialogue。

story。

etc.act up: to XXXask for: to request or ask for somethingask after sb: to XXX's well-beingask sb along: to XXX or go with youXXX somethinganswer back: XXXanswer sb back: to talk back to XXXbreak away: XXXbreak down: to n。

working。

collapse。

exhaust。

or pose break in: to interrupt。

interject。

intrude。

or forcibly enter break into: to forcibly enter or burglarizebreak out: to suddenly occur or erupt。

especially a war or fire break (sth) off: to snap or interrupt something。

suddenly break out in tears: XXXbreak the rule: to late a rule or nbreak through: to break out of a XXXbreak up: to disassemble。

split。

disperse。

or break apart XXX: to cause。

lead to。

or make something happenbring along: XXXbring back: to retrieve。

restore。

or remind of somethingXXX back to life: to make something/XXXbring sb back: to return someone to their us nbring down: to decrease。

ce。

or XXXbring down / up (the price): to lower/raise the pricebring in: XXX)。

earn money。

absorb。

or attractbring on: to develop。

cause。

or bring forward。

promote。

make something grow fasterbring out: to produce。

publish。

reveal。

clarify。

or make something apparentbring to: XXX usnessbring … to use = put …to use: to XXXXXX to/into effect: to implement。

bring up: to raise。

nurture。

or vomitXXX XXXbring forward: to propose。

suggest。

or move something forwardblow down: to knock down by windblow in: to blow into or enter by windblow off: XXX。

explode。

or XXXblow over: XXX end。

XXXcall: to name。

summon。

or make a phone call.Call XXX visiting a place。

while call on refers to visiting a person。

For example。

"I will call at the library to return some books" and "I will call on my friend to see how they are doing."When you call back。

it means you are returning a phone call.Call for can mean advocating。

urging。

requesting。

needing。

or picking up and taking XXX。

"XXX justice" and "I will call for you at 7pm to go to the concert."If XXX "call for help," it means they are asking for assistance.Call in means to request someone's presence。

gather people。

visit。

or make a phone call。

For example。

"I will call in an expert to help with the project" and "The boss called in a meetingto discuss the new policy."When you call off something。

it means you are canceling it.If you refer to someone as "sb" for short。

it means you are using a shorter name for them。

For example。

"My friend Sarah。

or SB for short。

is XXX."Call out means to shout loudly or cry out。

For example。

"The coach called out ns to the players" and "The child called outfor their XXX."Call on/upon can mean to appeal to or XXX。

"XXX crisis."If you call someone names。

it means you are XXX.Call up means to make a phone call or to evoke a memory or feeling。

For example。

"I will call up my friend to see if they are free tonight" and "That song always calls up XXX."XXX doing something。

For example。

"We need to carry on with the project despite the setbacks."Carry out means to execute or perform a task。

For example。

"The team will carry out the plan to launch the new product."To carry away means to take something with you。

For example。

"XXX the store."To carry off means to XXX or to take something away by force。

For example。

"The team was able to carry off a victory in the nship game" and "The tornado carried off the roof of the house."XXX something。

For example。

"With hard work and n。

we were able to carry through the project to XXX."To catch hold of something means to grab or seize it.If you catch up with someone。

it means you are able to reach them after falling behind。

For example。

"I need to catch up with my friend who is ahead of me on the trail."When something catches fire。

it means it starts burning.To catch sight of something means to see it XXX。

For example。

"I caught sight of a deer in the woods."When you catch someone doing something。

it means you see them in the act of doing it.If something catches your n or eye。

it means it draws your focus or interest.If you are caught in something。

it means you are trapped or stuck in it.Come about means to happen or occur。

For example。

"I'm not sure how it came about。

but we ended up with too many guests for dinner."If you come across someone。