매일 쓰는 필수 영어 구동사(숙어) 50선 (Thinking in English)

📘 Phrasal Verb Master List – 50 Must-Know Everyday Verbs

🌿 Thinking in English: The Power of Small Words with Big Meaning

“Phrasal verbs are not just phrases —
they are the rhythm and heartbeat of real English.” 💫

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🌱 1️⃣ Communication & Understanding

구동사의미예문

bring up	(화제를) 꺼내다	She brought up the topic of travel.
point out	지적하다, 언급하다	He pointed out a few mistakes.
figure out	이해하다, 해결하다	I can’t figure out this problem.
find out	알아내다, 발견하다	We finally found out the truth.
come up with	생각해내다	She came up with a great idea.
run into	우연히 만나다	I ran into an old friend today.
talk over	의논하다	Let’s talk over it later.
speak up	크게 말하다	Please speak up, I can’t hear you.
get across	(생각을) 전달하다	He tried to get across his message.
cut off	끊다 (전화, 대화 등)	The call was cut off suddenly.

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🌿 2️⃣ Work & Effort

구동사의미예문

carry out	수행하다	We carried out the plan successfully.
set up	설립하다, 설치하다	They set up a new company.
take over	인수하다, 맡다	She took over the department.
hand in	제출하다	Please hand in your report by Friday.
turn in	제출하다 / 잠자리에 들다	I’ll turn in early tonight.
fill out	(양식을) 작성하다	Fill out this form carefully.
carry on	계속하다	Carry on with your work.
keep up	유지하다	It’s hard to keep up this pace.
back up	지원하다 / 백업하다	I’ll back you up on that.
take on	맡다 / 받아들이다	She took on new responsibilities.

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🌸 3️⃣ Daily Life & Routine

구동사의미예문

wake up	일어나다	I woke up at 7 a.m.
get up	일어나다 (침대에서)	She got up late this morning.
turn on / off	켜다 / 끄다	Please turn off the lights.
pick up	줍다 / 태우다 / 배우다	I’ll pick you up at 6.
put on / take off	입다 / 벗다	He put on his jacket.
sit down / stand up	앉다 / 일어서다	Sit down, please.
go out	나가다	We went out for dinner.
hang out	어울리다	They love hanging out at the park.
drop by	잠깐 들르다	Drop by my office anytime.
come back	돌아오다	She’ll come back soon.

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🌾 4️⃣ Emotion & Relationship

구동사의미예문

get along (with)	사이좋게 지내다	Do you get along with your boss?
break up	헤어지다	They broke up last month. 💔
make up	화해하다 / 꾸며내다	They finally made up after the fight.
cheer up	기운 내다	Cheer up! It’s not that bad.
calm down	진정하다	Please calm down and listen.
look after	돌보다	She looks after her grandmother.
look down on	얕보다	Never look down on others.
get over	극복하다	He got over his cold quickly.
open up	마음을 열다	She finally opened up to me.
hold back	감정을 억누르다	Don’t hold back your feelings.

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🌊 5️⃣ Progress & Change

구동사의미예문

bring about	초래하다, 일으키다	The new policy brought about change.
turn into	~로 변하다	The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.
grow up	자라다	I grew up in Busan.
slow down	속도를 늦추다	Slow down, you’re driving too fast.
speed up	속도를 높이다	We need to speed up the process.
show up	나타나다	He didn’t show up for the meeting.
end up (with)	결국 ~하게 되다	We ended up staying all night.
give in	굴복하다	Don’t give in to fear.
carry on	계속하다	Let’s carry on where we left off.
work out	운동하다 / 잘 되다	Everything worked out fine. 💪

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🌿 Closing Thought

“Each phrasal verb is a story —
a tiny bridge between thought and life.” 🌸

 

By learning these 50 essential phrasal verbs,
you don’t just memorize expressions —
you begin to think, feel, and live in English. 🌿

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