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Phrasal Verb - Matching Up

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To match up refers to the act of finding a suitable or corresponding match for someone or something, typically in a romantic or social context. This may involve creating a mutual connection or relationship where both parties feel a sense of compatibility or compatibility.

Examples​

No.Example
1The dating app was designed to help people match up with compatible partners.
2The company's algorithm was meant to match up customers with their ideal shoes based on their personal style.
3She was trying to match up with her new coworker for lunch.
4The matchmaker's job was to match up couples for marriage.
5The system was able to match up users with similar interests.
6The social event was organized to help people match up with new friends.
7The app allowed users to match up with people who shared similar passions.
8She was struggling to match up with someone who shared her love of hiking.
9The dating website was used to match up people with their ideal partners based on a quiz.
10The coach tried to match up the players with their strengths and weaknesses for the game.

Phrasal Verb - Playing Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To play up means to make a big deal out of something, often to draw attention to oneself or to make a situation seem more important than it really is. It can also mean to pretend to be more upset or offended than one actually is.

Examples​

No.Example
1The politician played up her environmental record to try to win over voters.
2He played up the incident on social media to get more sympathy.
3She played up her injuries to avoid going to work.
4The company played up the safety features of their new product to reassure customers.
5He played up his romantic relationship to impress his friends.
6The artist played up the theme of social justice in her latest exhibition.
7She played up her accomplishments to get a promotion.
8He played up his experience to get hired by a top company.
9The politician played up the economic benefits of their policy to win over voters.
10The marketing team played up the luxury features of the new car to attract high-end customers.

Phrasal Verb - Posting Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The verb phrase 'post up' is a phrasal verb that is often associated with basketball. In this context, it means to stand near the basket, usually close to the opponent's basket, in order to be in a position to easily score. However, in other contexts, it can also refer to setting up a display or exhibit, typically in a public place, to attract attention or promote business. The term can also be used figuratively to describe the act of setting up a presence or establishing a reputation.

Examples​

No.Example
1The player has to post up in the opponent's zone to score an easy basket.
2We need to post up a billboard across the street to promote our new product.
3The CEO is worried about the negative reviews posted online and is considering posting up a response.
4Posting up on social media is a great way to reach a wider audience and get more followers.
5The band will post up in the city square to perform an impromptu concert.
6The new restaurant will post up a sign outside to attract more customers.
7In the business world, it's essential to post up a strong presence to establish trust with potential clients.
8The protesters will post up outside the government building to raise awareness about their cause.
9The company needs to post up a statement on their website to address the recent scandal.
10The stand-up comedian will post up in front of the club to promote her upcoming show.

Phrasal Verb - checking in

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To greet or acknowledge someone's presence, especially when arriving at a place, usually after a period of absence; To answer someone's question or address someone's query, often as a way of providing additional information.

Examples​

No.Example
1I checked in with my friends on social media.
2The traveler had to check in with the border control officer before entering the country.
3She checked in with the doctor to discuss her treatment plan.
4The reporter checked in with the government officials for a statement on the recent event.
5I checked in with my parents when I arrived at the airport.
6He checked in with his colleagues to discuss the project's progress.
7The airlines asked passengers to check in by 6pm to prepare for departure.
8She checked in with her friends at the hotel reception before heading out to explore the city.
9He checked in with the IT department to resolve the technical issues with his computer.
10The researcher checked in with her colleagues at the conference to discuss their findings.

Phrasal Verb - Draw In

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

A phrasal verb meaning to attract or appeal strongly to someone's emotions or interests, often in a way that is hard to resist. It can also refer to the act of persuading or enticing someone to participate in an activity or event.

Examples​

No.Example
1The concert drew in a large crowd with its unique blend of rock and jazz music.
2The beautiful scenery drew in our group, making us want to spend more time exploring.
3The social media campaign drew in thousands of followers within just a few days.
4The theme park's newest roller coaster ride drew in long lines of excited people.
5The chef's creative recipe drew in foodies from all over the city.
6The museum's exhibit on ancient civilizations drew in a large audience.
7The band's energetic performance drew in the crowd, and they asked for an encore.
8The promotion drew in many new customers to the store.
9The art installation drew in viewers with its thought-provoking and visually striking design.
10The festival drew in visitors from all over the world with its vibrant atmosphere and diverse entertainment options.

Phrasal Verb - filtering out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

to intentionally avoid dealing with a person or problem, or to remove or eliminate something from a group or situation, often because it is unwanted or undesired.

Examples​

No.Example
1She had to filter out her grouchy neighbor to get some peace and quiet.
2The manager was forced to filter out the employee who kept spreading rumors.
3It's hard to filter out the distractions in a noisy coffee shop.
4The company filters out employees who fail to meet their sales targets.
5She needs to filter out the irresponsible members of the team to get anything done.
6The school filters out students who plagiarize their homework.
7He had to filter out the news reports that were biased against the government.
8The immigration office filters out applicants who are not eligible for the visa.
9They had to filter out the noisy kids in their art class to get any feedback.
10He's been trying to filter out the negative comments on his social media post.

Phrasal Verb - Linking Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To establish a connection or communication between two or more people, devices, or systems, often through social media or other digital means. This phrasal verb can also refer to physically connecting things, but the digital usage is more common.

Examples​

No.Example
1I've linked up with some great business contacts on LinkedIn.
2Can you help me link up my new phone to the Wi-Fi?
3My friends and I plan to link up at the park for a picnic.
4The two companies have agreed to link up their databases for more efficient data sharing.
5After the conference, many attendees exchanged business cards and linked up on LinkedIn.
6The new app allows users to link up their social media accounts for easier sharing.
7To link up your computer to the projector, use this cable.
8I'll link up with you later to discuss the project details.
9The hikers linked up their campsites for the night, sharing food and stories.
10The team's success relied on their ability to link up and communicate effectively.