Contoh Three Word Phrasal Verb (Transitive)
| Phrasal Verb dan Synonym/Meaning (Arti) | Contoh Phrasal Verb dalam Kalimat |
|---|---|
| back out of (fail to keep a promise ~ membatalkan janji) | You should back out of the sales contract as soon as possible. (Kamu seharusnya membatalkan kontrak penjualan tsb sesegera mungkin.) |
| break in on (interrupt ~ mengganggu) | The workers were talking about weither when I broke in on their conversation. (Pekerja-pekerja tsb sedang membicarakan cuaca ketika saya menyela pembicaraan mereka.) |
| check up on (examine ~ memeriksa) | You may need to check up on the function of your kidney. (Kamu mungkin perlu mengecek fungsi ginjalmu.) |
| come up with (contribute ~ memberikan) | He always comes up with a good idea in every discussion. (Dia selalu memberikan ide bagus disetiap diskusi.) |
| drop out of (abandon some organized activity) | Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard University. (Bill Gates keluar dari Harvard University.) |
| get along with (have a smooth relationship with ~ mempunyai hubungan yang mulus dengan) | I don’t get along with lazy people. (Saya tidak punya hubungan yang mulus dengan pemalas.) |
| get away with (escape the consequences of ~ melarikan diri (dari kesalahan)) | She got away with shoplifting so many time before she got caught. (Dia melarikan diri dari tuduhan mengutil berkali-kali sebelum dia tertangkap.) |
| get rid of (eliminate ~ menghapus) | He did everything to get rid of his debt. (Dia melakukan apapun untuk menghapus hutangnya.) |
| get through with (finish ~ menyelesaikan) | I will send you a report after I get through with the project. (Saya akan mengirimkanmu laporan setelah saya menyelesaikan proyek tsb.) |
| keep up with (maintain pace with ~ menjaga kecepatan dengan) | None could keep up with the runner for more than 100 feets. (Tak satupun dapat menjaga kecepatan dengan pelari tersebut lebih dari 100 kaki.) |
| lock down on (despise ~ memandang rendah) | I personally tend to look down on people who smoke in public area. (Saya secara pribadi cendering memandang rendah orang-orang yang merokok di tempat umum.) |
| look forward to (expect ~ menantikan, mengharapkan) | I’m looking forward to seeing them. (Saya sedang menantikan untuk bertemu dengan mereka.) |
| look up to (respect ~ menghormati) | You don’t need any reasons to look up to your parents. (Kamu tidak perlu alasan apapun untuk menghormati orangtuamu.) |
| make sure of (check, verify ~ periksa) | Please make sure of your data before making any decision. (Tolong periksa datamu sebelum membuat keputusan apapun.) |
| put up with (tolerate ~ menolerir) | I couldn’t put up with his behavior any longer. (Saya tidak dapat menolerir kelakuannya lagi.) |
| stand up for (support ~ mendukung) | He was the only one who standed up for you. (Dia satu-satunya yang mendukungmu.) |
| take care of (be responsible for ~ bertanggungjawab untuk) | I will take care of myself. (Saya akan menjaga diri saya sendiri.) |
| talk back to (answer impolitely ~ menjawab dengan) | I couldn’t believe that the student talked back to his teacher. (Saya tidak dapat percaya bahwa menjawab gurunya dengan tidak sopan.) |
| watch out for (be careful for ~ perhatikan) | What should I watch out for when buying a new car? (Apa yang harus saya perhatikan ketika membeli mobil baru?) |
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Table of Contents:
- Phrasal Verb (Introduction)
- Separable Transitive Phrasal Verb
- Inseparable Transitive Phrasal Verb
- Intransitive Phrasal Verb
- Three Word Phrasal Verb
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References:
- Transitive, Inseparable. http://www.uhv.edu/ac/efl/phrasalverbstransitiveinsep.aspx. Accessed on September 25, 2012.
- Common Phrasal Verbs. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/phrasals.htm. Accessed on September 25, 2012.
- Overview of Two Part (Phrasal) Verbs (Idioms). http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/owlprint/630/. Accessed on September 25, 2012.
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