Match each phrasal verb on the left with its appropriate contextual meaning on the right.
- bank onRely with complete confidence on a person, event, or expected outcome
- tamper withInterfere with or alter something without authorization, often causing damage
- phase outGradually discontinue or withdraw a product, practice, or system in planned stages
- wade throughLaboriously read or deal with a large, tedious quantity of documents or information
Cevap
'bank on' matches with relying with complete confidence; 'tamper with' matches with interfering without authorization; 'phase out' matches with gradually discontinuing in stages; 'wade through' matches with laboriously reading through tedious material.
Each phrasal verb correctly corresponds to its established dictionary and contextual meaning: 'bank on' indicates firm expectation or reliance, 'tamper with' means unauthorized meddling, 'phase out' means systematic discontinuation, and 'wade through' signifies dealing laboriously with extensive material.
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Contextual idiomatic meanings of phrasal verbs and prepositional verbs in Standard English.