Phrasal verbs and expressions 1.

to get on – to enter, to board I always get on the bus in the city centre. Mindig a városközpontban szállok fel a buszra. to get off – to leave, to descend from Mary never gets off the bus in the city centre. Mary soha nem száll le a buszról a városközpontban.
	to put on – to place a piece of clothes on yourself Sam put on a sweater but it was not his size. Sam felvett egy pullóvert, de nem az ? mérete volt. to take off – to remove a piece of clothes Sam took off the sweater as it was not his size. Sam levette a pullóvert, mivel nem az ? mérete volt.
to call up – to telephone Did anyone call me up while I was taking a shower? Felhívott valaki, amíg zuhanyoztam? to call on – to visit You look terrible! You should call on Dr Johnes! Szörnyen nézel ki! Fel kellene keresned Dr Johnes-t!
		to turn on – to start, to begin If you want to turn on the television, just press the green button on the remote controll. Ha be akarod kapcsolni a TV-t, akkor csak nyomd meg a zöld gombot a távirányítón. to turn off – to stop, to termitate Turn off the lights before you go to sleep! Kapcsold le a villanyt miel?tt elmész aludni!

to look at – to direct your eyes toward
Look at me! – said the hypnotist to his patient.
Nézzen rám! – mondta a hipnotiz?r a páciensének.

to look for – to search
Haven’t you seen my glasses? I’ve been looking for them for 2 hours!
Nem láttad a szemüvegem? 2 órája keresem!

to get on	felszáll (járm?re)
to get off	leszáll (járm?r?l)
to put on	felvesz ruhát
to take off	levesz ruhát
to call up	felhív telefonon
to call on	felkeres valakit
to turn on	bekapcsol, felkapcsol, felteker (hanger?t)
to turn off	kikapcsol, lekapcsol, leteker (hanger?t)
to look at	ránéz
to look for	keres