Lesson - Ethical Chocolate (Phrasal Verbs)

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término		definición
dig into something I like to dig into a bag of chips on the weekend. empezar lección		start eating something eagerly
pack something in Let's pack it in and continue tomorrow. empezar lección		stop doing something (e.g. a regular activity or job)
come back We will come back to these statistics next week during our empezar lección		return
go off She decided to go off on a sabbatical and experience a change of pace. empezar lección		leave
come across something I came across a bear on the path in the woods. empezar lección		find something by chance
end up (somewhere) She ultimately ended up in a high-paying position. empezar lección		inally be in a particular place or situation
put sth off Don't put off cleaning until tomorrow. empezar lección		to arrange a meeting or event for a later time or date
look into sth We really need to look into whether we should buy a new car or not. empezar lección		to examine the facts about a problem or situation
get along with sb I don't get along with my neighbors during soccer games. empezar lección		to like somebody and have a friendly relationship with him/her
look sth up The reporter looked up the details into the business sale. empezar lección		to try to find some information in a book, dictionary, encyclopedia, on a computer, etc.
drop by He plumber said he would drop by this morning. empezar lección		to visit someone
turn up I'm not sure my brother-in-law will turn up to my birthday party. empezar lección		to arrive or appear
do sth up It is the perfect time to do up the apartment. empezar lección		to renovate or redecorate a room or building
come along Our project is really coming along nicely. We should be done by the end of the week. empezar lección		If something is coming along, it is improving or making progress
do without sth I couldn't do without my phone because I count on it so much. empezar lección		to manage without having something
be in for sth We will be in for a lot of trouble when our manager sees we didn't finish the report. empezar lección		to be about to experience something unpleasant

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