English Vocabulary : 8 Best Phrasal Verbs | phrasal verbs in english | Phrasal Verbs

Check-in, meaning to register arrival at a hotel, to verify or acknowledge. When I arrived at the hotel, I checked in at the front desk. Hey, just wanted to check in and see how you're doing. Check-out, meaning to depart or leave, to view or inspect. We need to check out of the hotel by noon. I'll check out the contract. Count-on, meaning to rely on or depend on. I am counting on you to help me with my project. You can count on your family to support you during tough times. Move-on, meaning to leave behind. To change subject or focus. It's time for us to move on from this town and start fresh somewhere else. Let's move on to the next item on the agenda. Ask-around, meaning to ask many people the same question. I asked around but nobody knows where she is. I'll ask around for vacancies in the company. Blurt-out, meaning to speak impulsively. He blurted out the secret without realizing who was listening. Emily blurted out the answer before anyone else could respond. Abide-by, meaning to follow or obey rules, agreements consistently. We must abide by the laws of the land. Drivers should abide by the speed limits for safety. Find-out, meaning to discover or learn. I want to find out what time the movie starts. I did a DNA test and found out that I have a brother.