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Phrasal Verb - saving from

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To prevent something, especially damage or harm, from happening to someone or something.
  2. To rescue or protect someone or something from a dangerous or difficult situation.

Examples​

No.Example
1The firefighters managed to save the family from the burning house.
2The coach saved the team from defeat by scoring a last-minute goal.
3The life jacket saved the swimmer from drowning.
4The police saved the hostages from the terrorists.
5My umbrella saved me from getting wet in the rain.
6The antivirus software saved my computer from a virus attack.
7The insurance company saved us from financial ruin.
8The guard saved the priceless artifacts from theft.
9The doctor saved the patient from a fatal disease.
10The warning system saved the city from a major disaster.

Phrasal Verb - Signaling for Help

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To make it clear that you need assistance or protection, often by using a specific signal or gesture. This phrasal verb can also mean to give a warning or to indicate the presence of something.

Examples​

No.Example
1The hiker signaled for help when he saw the storm approaching.
2The lifeguard signaled for backup as she spotted a dangerous jellyfish in the water.
3The fireworks display signaled the start of the New Year.
4The traffic cop signaled for the cars to stop.
5The teacher signaled for quiet in the classroom.
6The weather report signaled the approach of a hurricane.
7The chef signaled for the waiter to bring more water.
8The construction worker signaled for the crane to lower the beam.
9The traffic light signaled for drivers to turn right.
10The athlete signaled for a time-out during the game.

Phrasal Verb - Falling Down

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To fall down is a phrasal verb that means to collapse or come crashing down, either physically or metaphorically. It often implies a loss of control, stability, or balance. This verb can be used in various situations, such as a person falling down due to a physical injury, a business falling down due to financial difficulties, or a system falling down due to a technical glitch.

Examples​

No.Example
1The old building could fall down at any moment due to its deteriorating structure.
2The company's profits fell down sharply after the economic crisis.
3The roller coaster rider fell down after the safety bar failed to engage.
4As the patient's blood pressure fell down, the doctor decided to administer medication.
5The tree branch fell down during the storm, causing a power outage.
6The stock market fell down after the company announced its quarterly losses.
7The hiker fell down a steep cliff while trying to reach the top of the mountain.
8The temperature fell down to -20°C, causing the pipes to freeze.
9The parliament fell down after the opposition party withdrew its support.
10The animal fell down a well and had to be rescued by the local fire department.

Phrasal Verb - keeping out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. Preventing someone or something from entering or continuing in a place or situation.
  2. Preventing an unwanted situation or experience from happening.

Examples​

No.Example
1The bouncer kept out the rowdy crowd from entering the club.
2John kept out the cold by wearing a thick coat.
3Mary kept out the noise by using earplugs.
4The police kept out the rioters from the city center.
5Sarah kept out the rain by staying under the umbrella.
6The teacher kept out disruptive students from the class.
7Tom kept out the competition by setting a high price for his goods.
8The firewall keeps out viruses and malware from your computer.
9The fence keeps out stray animals from the garden.
10The sunscreen keeps out harmful UV rays from your skin.

Phrasal Verb - Looking out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To keep a watchful eye on something or someone, usually to protect or help. 2. To prepare oneself for a potential problem or danger. 3. To consider the interests or needs of others before one's own.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll be looking out for you at the party, make sure you have a good time.
2Can you look out for my cat while I'm away?
3The lifeguard is looking out for swimmers in the pool.
4Look out for that pothole in the road!
5He looked out for his siblings when their parents were sick.
6The teacher looked out for the students who were struggling.
7The security guard is looking out for the safety of the building.
8Look out for each other during the hike.
9The coach looked out for the well-being of his team.
10Look out for your wallet when you're in a crowded place.