work out lay off mix-up shake up give away help out
など。よく知っている動詞にout、off、up、awayなんかがついてる句動詞がいっぱいでした。
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字幕:ごめん。混乱した
mix-up:informal[countable] a mistake that causes confusion about details or arrangements
03:06 Chandler: No, when it comes to sweets, he's surprisingly strict.
when it comes to something:informal when you are dealing with something or talking about something He's a bit of an expert when it comes to computers.
surprisingly:unusually or unexpectedly
03:26 Monica: I have to tell Rachel, but ... We just gotta get it over with. 字幕:私もレイチェルに言うから頑張ろう
work out:get better if a problem or complicated situation works out, it gradually gets better or gets solved
03:29 Chandler: That's how it'll work out now? You'll just order me around all the time? 字幕:君は何でも仕切ってく気?
work something out: PLAN, phrasal verb to think carefully about how you are going to do something and plan a good way of doing it ex) Things will work out, you'll see.
all the time / the whole time: continuously or very often: I keep practising and I'm improving all the time.
order somebody around: phrasal verb to give someone orders in an annoying or threatening way: How dare he order her about like that?
something sucks:spoken not polite used when you dislike something very much or think something is very bad
06:13 Ross: Could ya just, could ya just lay off, please? All right? My life is an embarrassment! I should go live under somebody's stairs!
lay off (somebody) informal: to stop annoying someone or hurting them: Just lay off, will you!
Chandler: (looking down) What gave me away?
give somebody/something away:phrasal verb to give something to someone because you do not want or need it for yourself: I gave most of my books away when I left college.
10:45 Ross: Phoebe, will you-will you help me out here?
help out: phrasal verb help somebody out (with something) to help someone because they are busy or have problems:
14:41 Monica: Don't I deserve a few tears?!! I mean we-we told Joey, he cried his eyes out!
cry your eyes/heart out:be extremely sad and cry a lot
18:44 Rachel: I mean, you-you were gonna get married in Vegas and then you backed out!
back out: phrasal verb to decide not to do something that you had promised to do: It's too late to back out now.
19:07 impulsive: someone who is impulsive does things without considering the possible dangers or problems first
21:01 Joey: do you think you and I should hook up?
should hook up が should have come に聞こえて意味がわからなかった。
hook up with somebody/something:phrasal verb to start having a sexual relationship with someone
21:16 filthy rich: very rich - usually used to say you think someone has too much money
21:19 Phoebe: But it won't work out.
work out:happen if a situation works out in a particular way, it happens in that way [= turn out] work out well/badly Financially, things have worked out well for us.
21:32 ditch:[transitive] informal to end a romantic relationship with someone: Meg and Neil were due to marry, but she ditched him.
21:38 custody:[uncountable] the right to take care of a child, given to one of their parents when they have divorced