Les Phrasal Verbs TOEIC – (les 99 plus courants)

Les verbes à particule Anglais les plus courants au TOEIC

Les Phrasal Verbs en anglais – les verbes à particule, font partie du vocabulaire essentiel du TOEIC.

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PHRASAL VERBS Anglais

Find out	Apprendre, découvrir
get started	Commencer
go ahead	y aller
stand out	ressortir
Think about	penser à / penser de / réfléchir à
Scroll down	faire defiler vers le bas
look for	chercher
move on	avancer, passer à autre chose
miss out	rater, passer à coté de
check in	se présenter à l’enregistrement
Carry on	continuer
Bring up	Evoquer
hear back	Avoir des nouvelles de
work out	Solutionner
Take care of	Prendre soin de, faire, s’occuper de
call off	Annuler
Drop off	Déposer
Look forward to	Attendre avec impatience
take over	Remplacer / prendre la relève
reach out	Contacter
See to	S’occuper de
Call back	rappeler
move in	Emménager
Come up with	Trouver, imaginer, inventer
Look after	S’occuper de
Put up with	Supporter, tolérer
Leave out	Omettre / oublier
Let down	Décevoir
switch on	Mettre en marche, allumer
Call in	Passer, passer voir
Take off	Décoller / enlever
go back	Retourner
Let know	Informer, tenir informé
pick up	Aller chercher, ramasser
break down	Tomber en panne
run through	Ne plus rester, être à court de
hold on	Attendre
get rid off	Se débarrasser
try on / out	Essayer
make it	Faire, venir
figure out	Comprendre / calculer
head for	Se diriger vers
cut back	Réduire, diminuer
catch up	Rattraper
get through	S’en sortir, faire
fill in	Remplir
get on	Avancer
Look up	Rechercher
hand in	Rendre
look into	Examiner, rechercher
Stand alone	Autonome, indépendant
mix up	Confondre, mélanger
put off	Remettre à plus tard
run out	S’épuise, ne plus rester, etre à court de
sort out	Régler / s’occuper de
check out	Régler sa note / quitter l’hotel
take back	Reprendre
hang on	Attendre
switch on / off	Allumer, mettre en marche / eteindre, arrêter
leave on	Oublier / omettre
hand out	Distribuer
talk through	Expliquer / prévenir
think over	(bien) réfléchir
join up	S’inscrire
clear up	Ranger, clarifier
deal with	s’occuper de / traiter de
agree upon	Se mettre d’accord
aim for	Viser
bear with	Patienter
put together	Monter, assembler, organiser
come back	Revenir
throw away	Jeter
Set aside	Mettre de coté
Account for	Justifier, expliquer
settle in	Etre à l’aise, s’installer
turn down	Refuser
phase in	Introduire progressivement
stick to	Se tenir à
eat out	Sortir diner
come forward	Se manifester, se proposer
send back	Renvoyer
pass on	transmettre
sign in	S’enregistrer, émarger
log on / off	Se connecter / se deconnecter
enter into	S’inscrire
rule out	Exclure
let in	Faire entrer / laisser entrer
bring back	Rapporter / ramener
apply to	Postuler à
join in	Participer (à)
go out	Sortir
finish off	Terminer / finir
give up	Abandonner
shop around	Comparer le prix
go along	Suivre, accepter
Come across	Trouver par hasard, donner le sentiment d’être
point out	Montrer / faire remarquer
hang up	Raccrocher
help out	Venir en aide

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They missed out on a great opportunity.

Please check-in at the front desk.

Could you carry on with this filing?

I’ll bring those points up at the meeting.

It’s great to hear back from you so soon.

We should be able to work out a solution.

Could you ask Peter to take care of it?

The event was called off due to bad weather.

Can you drop the package off at the office?

I look forward to meeting you next week.

Ken will take over with immediate effect.

Thanks for reaching out, we’re here to help.

Can you ask IT to see to the slow connection?

I’m afraid he is unavailable. Can you call back?

We’re hoping to move in at the end of the month.

Let’s see what ideas we can come up with.

Could you look after our guests?

We won’t be able to put up with it much longer.

ensure nothing is left out of the report.

I’ll do my best not to let the team down.

Check the connections before switching it on.

Could you call in to see me before you leave?

The plane should take off in around 15 minutes.

Martin went back to the office.

I’ll let you know as soon as possible.

Your dry-cleaning is ready for you to pick up.

The machinery has broken down twice this month.

Can you run through the contract?

Hold on a moment and I’ll transfer your call.

Are you going to get rid of the old machine?

I like that shirt, can I try it on?

I’m sorry, I can’t make it this evening.

Did the consultant figure out a solution?

Folks will be heading to the coast this weekend.

They made a loss despite cutting back.

I’ll catch up on my accounts this evening.

we’ve got a lot to get through.

Could you fill in your details here?

I need to get on with this report.

Could you look up the client’s reference?

Did you hear that Roger handed in his notice?

That’s something we’ll have to look into

The software is a stand alone application.

Some of the orders got mixed up.

I can’t put off going to the dentist any longer.

We don’t want to run out of paper again.

There are still many issues to sort out.

The guest checked out over an hour ago.

I bought the wrong size suit so I took it back.

hang on, I’ll be right with you.

Did you switch off the light when you left?

Please don’t leave your computer on overnight.

I’ll begin by handing out a copy of the schedule.

I’ll talk the idea through with my team.

Give me a few days to think the plan over.

Join up to your local environment group today.

After the party we spent two hours clearing up.

My colleague is dealing with your complaint.

Can we agree upon a convenient delivery date?

Let’s aim for completion in the last quater.

Please bear with us, an enquiry is underway.

Marketing has put together a strong proposal.

The CEO only came back from Oslo yesterday.

Don’t throw those away, we can recycle them.

Can you set aside some resouces from the budget?

We’ll need to account for the loss of work days.

You’ll have time to settle in when you start the job.

The union turned down the board’s proposition.

The new software was phased in progressively.

We didn’t manage to stick to the schedule.

We generally eat out once a week in town.

No one came forward to claim the reward.

The items were damaged, so I sent them back.

Thanks for calling, I’ll pass on your message.

Could you ask our Japanese visitors to sign in?

Enter your surname and password to log on.

We can’t enter into negotiations at this stage.

It’s too early to rule anything out yet.

You’ll need a security pass to let the visitors in

Please bring all undelivered items back to the depot.

These rules apply to all staff and outside visitors.

Come and join in the fun at the product launch.

I’m going out to lunch with some colleagues.

Sandra should have finished the audit by now.

Actually, I gave up smoking a few years ago.

I think we should shop around for a better deal.

I’m sure the board won’t go along with that.

He came across the solution by chance.

I pointed out some errors on their invoice.

After holding for ten minutes, they just hung up.

I’m pleased to have been able to help out.