Phrasal verbs258

to become greater, more powerful or larger in number

to leave a place on foot, or go outside through a door or opening

to fasten your seat belt (= a belt worn by a passenger in a vehicle)

to move, make progress or increase at the same rate as sb / sth

to make sure that…

to continue to live or exist

to have sth at the end

to go from one side of a space, obstacle, or route to the other; to cross it

to avoid going near sb / sth

to leave sb that you live with, especially when they need your help

to treat sb unfairly, by blaming, criticizing or punishing them

to interrupt a couple who are dancing so as to dance with one of them

to not be completed, or not happen

to make sb understand or accept what you say, especially when you are trying to help them

to go past

to wish sb good luck, health or success as you lift your glass and then drink from it

to write your / sb's name when you arrive at or leave an office, a club, etc.

to pass a place, wall, or boundary and continue farther