Lista angielskich zwrotów frazeologicznych z czasownikiem 'give'

Give (11)

Give something away

- to give it to someone
- to betray something

My coat is very old. I'm going to give it away.
Please don't give my secret away!

Give someone away

- to betray someone

The spy said that he was French but his strong accent gave him away.

Give back

- to restore a thing to its owner

Can you lend me some money? I will give it back next week.

Give in

- to yield, to surrender

You know that you are not going to win so you'd better give in.

Give something in

- to submit something

Remember to give in your name if you want to be considered to membership.

Give something out

- to announce
- to distribute, to issue

They gave out the names of the Oscar winners.
The young girl gave out the leaflets to the passers-by.

Give out

- to come to an end, to be used up
- to stop functioning

The petrol gave out just after we'd got home.
The engine gave out when we were 10 kilometres from out destination.

Give up

- to stop trying to do something

Because I couldn't guess the correct answer so finally I gave up.

Give someone up

- to surrender, to betray someone
- no longer to expect someone to come

When they found out that he was a spy they decided to give him up to the authorities.
They had already given Alan up, when suddenly he arrived.

Give something up

- to surrender, to stop something
- to devote time to something

I'm not going to give my job up unless they give me the sack.
All our weekends are given up to cycling.

Give up something

- to stop doing or having something
- to abandon something

After he gave up smoking his health improved significantly.
They gave up the search for the survivors of the ship wreck.