Introducción a los Phrasal Verbs B1
Los Phrasal Verbs B1 son fundamentales para mejorar tu fluidez en inglés y, sobre todo, para triunfar en el examen Cambridge B1 Preliminary. En este artículo te ofrecemos una lista completa de los phrasal verbs más útiles de nivel B1, con su significado y ejemplos prácticos, que te ayudarán a dominar el examen.
Lista de Phrasal Verbs B1
Base on: basarse en
The film Titanic was based on true events.
Break up: romper, dividir, finalizar una relación
Anna broke up with Tom when she moved to USA.
Bring up: criar
I’d love to bring my children up in the countryside.
Carry on: continuar
Let’s carry on with the meeting after a short break.
Come across: encontrarse con algo
I came across with a picture of my granny while looking for something in a drawer.
Come back: volver
After all this time living abroad, I can’t be happier to have come back here, where I was born.
Come out: salir, publicarse en algún sitio, aparecer
I’m so excited! The new Barbie film is coming out very soon!
Deal with: lidiar con algo
If you want to become a CEO you have to learn how to deal with stress.
Depend on: depender de algo
My holiday destination will depend on the money I save during these months.
Dress up: vestirse elegante, disfrazarse
She’s all dressed up for the wedding.
End up: terminar (finalmente, tras un proceso)
After all those years working hard, she ended up becoming the global brand manager.
Fill in: rellenar, completar
When you fill in the form, please write legibly in blue ink.
Find out: descubrir, averiguar, enterarse de algo
You should read this book to find out more information about the Tudors.
Fit in: adaptarse, encajar
The new player is still trying to fit in the team.
Get along with: llevarse bien, congeniar
I really get along with my mother in law, she is so funny!
Get on/ get off: subir/bajarse de un transporte.
We had to hurry to get on the last bus.
Get together: juntarse
My family get together once a month, we are very close.
Get rid of: librarse de algo
It’s time to get rid of these old jeans!
Give up: rendirse
You are doing amazing! Don’t give up!
Go on: continuar, seguir
Life goes on.
Go back: regresar
I can’t wait to go back to Scotland!
Grow up: crecer
She speaks fluent German because she grew up in Munich.
Hold on: esperar
Hold on a minute, I have to check something.
Hurry up: darse prisa
Hurry up! We’re late!
Keep on: continuar
He kept on singing even though the audience wasn’t paying attention.
Let down: decepcionar
My sister went to university because she didn’t want to let our parents down.
Look back: mirar atrás, recordar
Every time i look back upon those years at school, I can’t help but feeling so nostalgic.
Look forward to: esperar algo con ganas
I’m looking forward to seeing you again!
Look out: tener cuidado, mirar hacia fuera
She stood up and looked out the window but saw no one.
Pick up: recoger a alguien
My mother will pick us up in the cinema when the film ends.
Put on: ponerse ropa
Put on a jumper, you’re going to catch a cold!
Put off: aplazar
The meeting was put off due to bad weather.
Run out of: quedarse sin algo
We need to go to the market, we’ve run out of milk and fruit.
Split up: dividir, separarse
Workers were split up into teams for the project.
Turn on/ off: encender/ apagar
Turn off the lights before you leave the room.
Turn out: resultar
It turned out that the girl sitting next to me was a friend of my brother.
Watch out: tener cuidado
Watch out! The traffic light is still red!
¡Ahora ya conoces un montón de Phrasal Verbs que integrar en tu vocabulario para mejorar tu nivel y triunfar en tu examen de B1 Preliminary!
Para facilitarte el trabajo, puedes aprenderlos por pequeños bloques, por orden alfabético, por preposición… como a ti te resulte más sencillo.
Si quieres seguir aprendiendo Phrasal Verbs, te recomendamos este manual:
English Phrasal Verbs in Use Intermediate.
Si quieres practicar para el B1 Preliminary
