What are example of Two word verbs and meaning?

Answer 1

Blow up = explode. They blew up the

pick up = learn with out effort. I picked up Spanish when I lived in Madrid.

put out = extinguish. Please put out your cigarettes before you enter the building.

turn up = make louder. Turn up the TV I can't hear it.

Answer 2

break down, put off, give up, turn up,
Examples of two word verbs:

The dog is digging a hole.

The shelves are made of wood.

I am looking for my keys.

Answer 3

Perhaps you mean phrasal verbs? They are verbs that need a preposition to take on another meaning. To take on, to give up, to put down, to put across.

Phrasal/multiword verbs often have literal and non literal (idiomatic) meanings. In these examples the meanings are all idiomatic.

Blow up = explode. They blew up the

pick up = learn with out effort. I picked up Spanish when I lived in Madrid.

put out = extinguish. Please put out your cigarettes before you enter the building.

turn up = make louder. Turn up the TV I can't hear it.

Answer 4

give in = yield,

look after = tend,

carry on = continue,

break up = finish.

break off = end / discontinue

Answer 5

Because they are verbs two word /phrasal verbs can have different tenses. So the following sentences are past or present or future.

back up - make a copy of work on a computer. -- I always back up my work in case something happens.

bring up - to raise children. -- She brought up two children by herself.

fill in - complete (a form ) -- When you have filled in the form give it to me.

grow up - change from child to adult.-- Your children have grown up quick.

pick up - learn without much effort, collect someone. -- The children picked up Spanish quickly. I will pick up the children after school.

Answer 6

turn on

turn up

turn down

turn off

turn back

Answer 7

Particle verbs, such as "point out" and "think through", have two words.