bring about, To cause something to happen., bring up, To mention a topic or raise a child., brush up on, To improve your knowledge of something you have learned but forgotten., carry out, To perform or complete a task, plan, or research., come across, To find something by chance, or to appear a certain way., come up with, To think of or produce an idea, plan, or solution., cut down on, To reduce the amount of something (e.g., sugar, expenses)., deal with, To handle or manage a situation or problem., figure out, To understand something or find a solution., get over, To recover from something (e.g., illness, a breakup)., give in, To reluctantly accept or agree to something., go through, To experience something difficult or check something carefully., hold on, To wait or hang onto something tightly., keep up with, To stay informed or at the same level as something/someone., look into, To investigate or research something., make up, To invent (a story/excuse) or to reconcile after a disagreement., put off, To delay or postpone something., put up with, To tolerate or endure something unpleasant., run into, To meet someone unexpectedly or face a problem., set up, To arrange or establish something (e.g., a meeting or a company)., sort out, To organise or resolve a problem., take over, To assume control of something., turn down, To reject or refuse something (e.g., an offer)., work out, To exercise or to find a solution to a problem., zero in on, To focus closely on something.

Phrasal verbs - Upper intermediate

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