Make Phrasal Verbs

To move or begin moving in the direction of a particular place, person, or object.

To manage to survive, endure, or reach the end of a difficult situation or time period.

To survive or successfully deal with a difficult situation, obstacle, or period of time.

To change or convert someone or something into a particular type of person or thing.

To alter a large piece of clothing to fit a smaller person, especially cutting down adult clothes for children.

To regain or earn back money that was previously spent, lost, or invested.

To steal something and hurry away with it; or to destroy or get rid of something.

To be exceptionally nice or polite to someone in order to gain their favor or get an advantage; or to compensate someone for a mistake or disappointment (usually as 'make it up to').

To compensate for something lost, damaged, or lacking, or to do something good to balance a bad situation.

To invent a story or excuse; to become friendly again after an argument; to form or constitute a whole; or to apply cosmetics.

To transform, renovate, or improve the appearance or structure of someone or something; or to legally transfer ownership.

To manage to see, hear, or understand something with difficulty; or to claim/pretend something; or to kiss and hug passionately.

To leave quickly, especially in order to escape or after stealing something.

To understand, interpret, or form an opinion about someone or something (usually used in questions or with 'can't/hardly').

To change, transform, or convert someone or something into a different form, shape, or role.

To move towards a place, or to help produce a particular result or situation.