Phrasal Verb - 11.08.24
accept or follow a decision or rule
abide by
to explain
account for
want something or someone a lot
ache for
to take action because of something like information received
act on
express an emotion in your behaviour
act out
behave badly or strangely
act up
to take action because of something like information received
act upon
include in a calculation
add on
to make a mathematical total
add up
have a certain result
add up to
come to a certain amount or figure
add up to
affect
act on
act upon
act on
perform something with actions and
gestures
act out
affect
act upon
act on
act upon
be a satisfactory explanantion for
something
add up
* affect - usually used in the negative to
show that something has had a negative effect, especially is it makes you feel bad
agree with
to target
aim at
intend to achieve
aim at
include something in a plan or calculation
allow for
make possible, permit
allow of
try to get something indirectly, by hinting or suggesting
angle for
to reply rudely to someone in authority
answer back