Match each phrasal verb on the left with its precise contextual meaning on the right.
- Paper overConceal superficial flaws or differences without resolving the root problem
- Egg onIncite or encourage someone to commit a reckless or unwise action
- Saddle withBurden a person or organization with an unwanted obligation or heavy task
- Claw backReclaim or retrieve funds, assets, or benefits previously granted
Cevap
'Paper over' pairs with 'Conceal superficial flaws or differences without resolving the root problem'; 'Egg on' pairs with 'Incite or encourage someone to commit a reckless or unwise action'; 'Saddle with' pairs with 'Burden a person or organization with an unwanted obligation or heavy task'; 'Claw back' pairs with 'Reclaim or retrieve funds, assets, or benefits previously granted'.
Each phrasal verb correctly corresponds to its standard idiomatic meaning: 'Paper over' denotes concealing underlying flaws superficially; 'Egg on' means inciting someone to act foolishly; 'Saddle with' signifies imposing an unwanted burden or debt; and 'Claw back' denotes retrieving previously distributed funds or privileges.
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Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs