See all contents
Phrasal verbs back into vs press into
Back into means to reverse a vehicle or object into a space, while press into means to apply pressure or force onto something.
Phrasal verbs bail out vs bail out on
Bail out means to provide financial assistance to someone or to jump out of a plane in an emergency situation using a parachute. On the other hand, bail out on means to abandon or cancel plans with someone at the last minute.
Phrasal verbs be away vs slip away
Be away means to be absent or not present in a place, while slip away means to leave quietly or unnoticed.
Phrasal verbs bear down vs bear with
Bear down means to focus and work hard on a task or to apply pressure, while bear with means to be patient and tolerant with someone or something.
Phrasal verbs come by vs zip by
Come by means to visit or stop by a place, while zip by means to move quickly past something or someone.
