Phrasal Verb magic by Nondas

To grow on

2014-11-28 17:25:45 UTC

1.) to live and grow on someone's skin(for a fungus, tumor etc.) GROW ON SOMEONE

I've got this stuff growing on me and I want to get rid of it.

2.) (for something) to become familiar to and desired by someone, to become habitual for someone

This kind of music grows on you after awhile.

3.) GROW ON YOU=to become increasingly liked or appreciated by you

At first, the show seemed kind of weird, but it grew on us.

Come up with: 1) to think of something such as an idea or a plan ; 2) to produce or provide something that people want

2014-11-28 17:26:25 UTC

1) Is that the best you can come up with?

2) We're in big trouble if we don't come up with the money by 6 o'clock.

He came up with the solution to the problem.

To let someone down➡️ to make someone dissapointed by not doing something that they are expecting you to do

2014-11-28 17:27:41 UTC

The team didn't want to let down the coach.

to point (sth) out - 1) to tell someone about something, often because you think that they do not know it or have forgotten it 2) to make someone aware of something

2014-11-28 17:28:52 UTC

I feel I should point out how dangerous climbing is.

The English tutor pointed out that I needed some help with my pronunciation.

To rip someone off - to overcharge someone, to cheat someone, to steal from someone

2014-11-28 17:38:07 UTC

I bought this for $400, but it’s only supposed to be $250. The seller ripped me off.

I have a great idea for a book, but I don't want the publisher to rip me off.

stick up for someone/something - to defend or support

2014-11-28 17:38:23 UTC

stick up for someone/something

to speak in support of a person or an idea, belief, or plan, especially when no one else will

E.g. Don't worry, the family will stick up for you.

stick up for yourself:

E.g. I don't need any help, thanks. I can stick up for myself.

To put up with - to accept someone or something unpleasant in a patient way

2014-11-28 17:48:31 UTC

I will not put up with your bad behaviour any longer!

To face up to - to accept that a difficult situation exists, deal with, accept an unpleasant truth

2014-11-28 17:50:31 UTC

She's going to have to face up to the fact that he's not going to marry her.

Many people find it hard to face up to the fact that they are getting old.

Let someone down gently➡️to try to give someone bad news in way that doesn't upset them too much.

2014-11-28 17:50:56 UTC

I don't know how to let this guy down gently.

Count on

2014-11-28 18:01:22 UTC

Count on somebody - to depend or rely on someone to support or help you or expect them to do something for you:

"You can always count on him to lend you money."

"Don't count on Lillian."

"You can count on me to get the job done, boss."

Count on something - to expect something to happen and include it in your plans:

"Can I count on this car to start every morning of the year?"

"You may be disappointed if you count on getting that loan."