Phrasal Verbs

decide on

Meaning: If you decide on something, you choose one thing from among two or more possible options.

meet with

 Meaning: to get a certain reaction or response, either positive or negative

hold up

 Meaning: to steal from someone while threatening them with a gun or asimilar weapon

carry out

 Meaning: If you carry out a task or a piece of work, you do whatever is needed to complete it.

have out

 Meaning: If you have something out, like a tooth or an organ, it's removed from your body. 

sit up

 Meaning: If you sit up, you get up into a sitting position after you've been lying down. 

jack up

 Meaning: to increase the price or the cost of something by a large amount

set back

 Meaning: If something has set you back fifty dollars, it has cost you fifty dollars.

leave behind

 Meaning: If you left something behind, you forgot to bring it with you.

instil in

 Meaning: to condition someone to follow a certain belief or to behave in a certain way

take in

 Meaning: to include something 

fall out

 Meaning: If something falls out, it becomes detached from whatever it's attached to.

stand out

 Meaning: If somebody stands out, they are easy to see because there is something unusual about the way they look or the way they behave.

go away

 Meaning: to leave or go to another place

become of

 Meaning: If you ask what has become of someone you haven't seen or heard from for a long time, you want to know what's happened to them.

buckle up

 Meaning: to fasten a seatbelt in a car or on a plane