高中英语常用动词短语(动词排列加例句).doc

11actact as act for act out act up I acted as an interpreter while I was in Xiamen.Mr Black is acting for the old man in his case. ()The children were acting out the story of the birth of Jesus.Hes a tough kid and he acts up a lot.2breakbreak away break away from break down break in break into break (sth) off break out break out in tears break the rule break through break up :The thief broke away from the police, but was later caught.If you keep on working like that, youll break down sooner or later.The car broke down just on my way here.If anyone tries to break in, the alarm will go off.If anyone tries to break into the building, the alarm will go off.She broke off a bit of bread and dipped it in the soup.I broke off the conversation and answered the phone.Does everyone know what to do if a fire breaks out?It may take a long time to break through the problem.In spring the icebergs begin to break up.3bringbring about bring along bring back bring sb back bring sth / sb back to life /sth / sb come back to life bring down bring down / up (the price) (the price ) go down / up /bring in bring on bring out bring to bring to use = put to use bring / carry sth to / into effect sth come / go into effect bring up A huge amount of environmental damage has been brought about by the destruction of the rainforests.Youre welcome to bring along a friend.The government hopes these measures will help to bring down inflation ().American country music brings in more than $10 billion each year.This new kind of technology was brought in in the early 1980s.Stress can bring on (=lead to / result in) headaches and other illnesses.Jenny opened the cupboard and brought out a couple of bottles.He was brought up by his grandparents.4callcall at (sp) call on (sb) call back call for call / shout for help call in call off call on / upon call out call sbfor short call sb names call up We called at Mikes house yesterday.All ships sailing on the oceans call for help by radio in English.Ill call for my uncle at Beijing Railway Station.Lets call in a doctor for the little girl.Many of these songs called on / upon the workers to take up the struggle.I shall call on him tomorrow.I heard somebody calling out to me from downstairs.Call me up tomorrow; my number is 536291.Your letter calls up the days when we worked together fifteen years ago.Due to the bad weather, the sports meeting has been called off.5comecome about come across come along come at come back come down come down to come for come from come in come into being come into use come off come on come on / upon sb / sth come out come over to come round / around come to come to an end come to know come to life come to light come to oneself come to / into power come / go to ruin = fall into ruin come to terms with come true come up come up to sb come up with A number of educational reforms have come about as a result of the report.I came across an old friend of mine in the street the other day.Your English is coming along really well.Come along / on! Dont give up yet!Come along / on! Were all waiting for you!Suddenly, he came at me with a knife.Now, lets come back to what I was saying a moment ago.It is impossible for a dead animal to come back.Snow was coming down so thickly that I could hardly see through the window.The airplane came down in that field.Where does the film star come from, do you know?Mr Smith came in in a hurry, book in hand (= with a book in his hand).The law first came into being in 1912.By the time he came to / into power in 1951, he was already seventy.How long is it since the electronic computer came into use?The button came off, but he didnt notice it.There is no doubt that the truth will come out one day.The trees turn green and flowers come out.This magazine comes out once a month.Why dont you come around / round for lunch?Some day youll come to know the mistakes you have made.If they dont come to a decision by midnight, the talks will be abandoned.Ive forgotten her name, but maybe itll come to me later.The bill came to ?480 in total.His dream of becoming a film star came true at last.A child came up to me and showed me the way.The same problems came up at the meeting yesterday.They came up with the same problems at the meeting yesterday.Searching through the drawer, I came upon the letter Id been looking for.6cutcut away cut down cut in cut in line cut into pieces / halves /cut off cut out cut the cost of cut up He cut away some branches, making it look more beautiful.A lot of trees there were cut down in the past.The electricity was cut off because of the storm.He was sentenced to death and had his head cut off the next day.Could you cut the pizza up, please?7dodo about do and dont do a good deed do a lot of walking do a test do a word puzzle do an experiment / experiments do away with do body-building do chores do housework do make-up do observations do ones best do ones homework do research on do sb a favour do sb honor = do honor to sb do sb the favour to do sth do some reading do some shopping = go shopping do sports = have / play sports = take exercise do sth in turn / by turns = take turns to do sth / in doing sth do telephone interviews do the laundry do up /do up ones shoes / hair /do up the button do well / better in /do with do wrong do right = do the right thing To tell the truth, I dont know how to do with him.Ill have nothing to do with him from now on.What did you do with that camera you found?The poisonous waste may do great harm to the things around us.Eat more fruit; it will do good to you.I think I can do better in English this year than last year.Liszt said, Youve done wrong, but I can see you are truly sorry about it.Im going to do my best this year.I was only trying to do a good deed.8getget a better understanding of China get a full mark / full marks get a lot of satisfaction get at get around = get about get away get away from get back get close to get down get down on ones knees get down to (doing) sth get in get in a word get into get sb into get it get off get on get on / along with get on ones feet get out get out of get over get up get across get through get to get to sleep get / gain / take possession of get ready for be ready for = be well prepared for = be in preparation for get rid of get sb to do get the idea for get the message across get together get / be used to sth be used as sth be used for sth be used to do sth used to do sth get / be dressed get / be engaged (to sb) get / be lost get / be married (to sb) = marry (sb) get / be stuck get / be tired of get / be tired for Im getting on well with my classmates now.How are you getting along with your English?He got the book away from her.The bank robbers used a stolen car to get away.When did you get back from the countryside?Have you got back the book you lent him?Get down on your knees, said the Genie, for I am going to kill you.The dust has got into my eyes.This mistake may get him into difficulties.Before I could get in a word he had measured me, and was giving orders for evening suits.If you knock into someone, or get into his way, you should say, Excuse me. or Im sorry.When you are in London, you might get in touch with a friend of mine.The conductor got off and checked the rails.She got on her bicycle and cycled off.You work too hard! You should get out a bit more.If you dont want to go, I suppose I can get rid of the ticket.We all try to get together at least once a year at Christmas time.It took us only four minutes to get through the Customs().I telephoned him, but I just couldnt get through to him.She felt so cold that she got close to her mother.Its time we got down to work.The theatre was already full, and we couldnt get in.The peasants are busy getting in the crops.We didnt get up until lunch time.He got up and walked over to the window.9givegive away give back give in give off ()give out give over = hand over give up give a concert give a description of give / make a speech give a talk give birth to give close attention to give medical care to sb give shade in summer give / lend sb a hand give sb a message = give a message to sb give sb a second look give sb a warm welcome give sb some advice on sth / doing sth / how to do sth /In those days, he used to give away a part of his income to help his friend.Remember not to give it away to anyone else; its a secret.Both sides argued with reason, and neither would give in.If they are burned, they will give off poisonous gases.When they made ready to climb the next ridge (), they found that their oxygen had given out.Our English teacher is giving out the test papers.Both the man and the horse gave out after the long ride.All hope of finding the missing aircraft was given up and the search stopped.Mary had to give up her job after her marriage.Mr Black will give us a talk on how to learn English well this afternoon.Could you give us some advice on reading?If you wont have it changed, please give my money back.10gogo abroad go about go about from house to house /go against go ahead go / walk around go away go back go beyond go by go down go down on ones knees go for go for a hike = go hiking go for a job interview go for a walk / walks go for sb go in for go into go into details go off go off to = be off to = leave for go off the air go on the air go on go / be on diet go on (a) holiday go on a tour to go on a visit to go on doing sth go on to do sth go on with sth go out go over go past go up go with go without go shopping / fishing / sailing / camping / skating /go straight along go through go through with go to bed go to school / work /go to sea go to sleep go to town go to a movie go to the country(side) go home / there /go to see a doctor go bad go wrong go Dutch No one dared to go against the rules.Do you mind if I open the window? / Do you mind my opening the window?No, go ahead.I went away /off wondering if Id said anything wrong.Im afraid the fish has gone bad.Things will get easier as time goes by.He went by quickly, taking no notice of us.If you really want the job, go for it!Close all the doors and lock them when you go out. The same goes for windows.I go in for all the competitions.After a short pause, Maria went on with her story.Suddenly the candle went out.Once again I went over exactly what I needed to say.Lets go over what we learned last period.Do you want me to go through this and check your spellings?Unemployment in that country has gone up by a million.It is possible to go without food for a few days.Somethings gone wrong with my watch; I must have it repaired.11havehave a break have a bright future have (got) a cold / cough / headache / fever /have a conversation with sb have a dialogue with sb have a talk with sb (about sth) have a word with sb = would like a word with sb have a gift for have a reputation for /have a good flight have a good knowledge of have a good laugh over have a good / great /