Test: Type II (Phrasal Verbs) - Bank Exams MCQ

"Break down" can mean to separate something into smaller parts, to stop functioning (usually about a machine), or to lose control emotionally.

"Call off" means to cancel or postpone an event.
 

"Drop out" means to quit or leave something, such as a school or a competition, before it is completed.

"Give up" can mean to surrender or admit defeat, as well as to abandon a bad habit or addiction.

"Look up" can mean to search for information (e.g., in a book or online) and also to feel more hopeful or positive about a situation.

"Put off" means to delay or postpone something, such as an event or a decision.

 "Run out of" means to have no more of a particular resource, such as time, money, or food.

 "Take off" can mean to remove clothing, for an aircraft to leave the ground and begin to fly, and for something to become successful quickly.

"Turn down" can mean to refuse or reject an offer, as well as to decrease the volume or intensity of something, such as music or heat.

"Work out" can mean to exercise, to find a solution to a problem, or for a situation to end in a particular way (e.g., "Everything worked out in the end").