hi everyone hope all of you are doing well friends in this video I'm going to talk to

you about 12 phrasal verbs for emotions so let's get started right away the first phrasal verb is

blow up now what does blow up means it means to explode with anger to get very angry at something

here is a sentence my father will blow up when he comes to know that I damaged his car

so that is the meaning of blow up let's move on to the second one let someone down it means

to disappoint someone that someone had a lot of expectations from you but you disappointed him

or her it is to disappoint someone sentence my boss said that I was unreliable and that

I had really let him down which means that your boss had a lot of expectations from you but you

disappointed him with your performance number three piss someone off or take someone off it

means to make someone really angry sentence it really pisses me off when I see people spitting

on the streets that means when I see people spitting on the street it makes me really angry

number four calm down which means become normal after being angry so let us say you

are very angry at something and after that you come down you bring your emotions under control

sentence I asked my friend to come down and he as he was shouting for no reason

so I asked my friend to calm down to bring his emotions under control because he was angry about

something which had no reason number five shaken up it means upset agitated or emotionally unstable

let's take a sentence he was totally shaken up when he lost control of his

car and crashed into a divider which means that he was emotionally out of control and

he was totally shaken up when he crashed his car into a divider number six pull

oneself together or to pull together it means to stabilize organize your thoughts or emotions

let's take a sentence after I was laid up I was really devastated however I pulled myself

together for the sake of my family it means that he was really upset he was really devastated

after he lost his job but he bought his emotions under control for the sake of his family number

seven feel for someone it means to empathize or sympathize with someone example I feel for you I

lost my job two years back and I know how it feels especially when you have a family to support so

feel for means that you you get into the person's shoes and understand what he's exactly feeling

number eight cope with something or someone it means tolerate a difficult tragic painful

situation or person a sentence I had to cope with an abusive partner for four years it means that he

or she had to tolerate this abusive partner for almost four years after which she took a stand

or took a step but he had to go through this particular difficult situation for four years

number nine get to someone disturb or effect in a negative way he is a positive person he

doesn't let life's challenges get to him get to someone means you get Disturbed or you are you get

affected in a negative way because of something or because of Life circumstances but the sentence

says that he's a positive person and he doesn't let life's challenges get to him which means that

he doesn't let life's challenges disappoint him number 10 lash out it means sudden verbal angry

attack he lashed out at the correspondent when he made a comment on his parents lashed

out means that he was calm but when he heard this correspondent making a comment on his parents he

suddenly got very angry so that is lash out eleven fret about to constantly worry about something

he constantly keeps fretting about the future and that has started affecting his performance