| Phrasal Verb: |
* |
Meaning: |
Example: |
| EAT OUT |
n |
to go out and eat; have a
meal in a restaurant |
Let's eat out at the Hard
Rock Cafe. |
| EAT UP |
s |
to finish a meal; to eat all
of something |
The boys ate all of the food
in the refrigerator up! Now we have nothing to eat. |
| EGG ON |
s |
to encourage someone greatly
to do something (usually something negative) |
At first the guys were just
having a small argument, but their friends egged them on until they started
fighting. |
| END UP |
n |
to finally arrive at; to arrive
at an unexpected place |
At first we got totally lost,
but we finally ended up at the right restaurant. |
| END UP |
n |
to arrive somewhere as a result
or consequence of one's actions |
If you don't stop stealing,
you'll end up in jail! |
| EVEN OUT |
s |
to make something equal |
After my sister cut her hair
by herself, we had to take her to a hairdresser to even her hair out! |
