Don't  only memorise the words, try creating your own sentences using these phrasal verbs and also different verb tenses

Phrasal Verbs and Collocations with 'B'

Meaning: 
- To pay a sum to release / free someone from jail / prison;

Examples: 
1) We need to find a way to bail her out! 

2) The protagonist bailed her brother out of jail after many sacrifices.

(To) BAIL (someone) + OUT + (OF)

To bail someone out of.......

Meaning:
- To stop supporting someone when needed; 

Examples:
1) He bailed out on me when I most needed him.
2) Would you ever bail out on your team, Karen?

Meaning:
- To confuse someone or to make things more complicated; 

Examples:
1) Man, I really balled up the indications... I don't know how to assemble this piece of furniture!

Meaning: 
- Fail to keep a promise or an agreement;

Examples: 
1) She backed out the whole team yesterday - what a disappointment! 

2) The moment he backed out of the deal, I knew he was not to be trusted!

Meaning: 
- To be supportive, to give your support to someone;

Examples:
1) Mom, thanks for always backing me up! 

2) If he hadn't backed me up during the exam, I would have totally failed!

Meaning:
- To convince someone to drop the price of something you want to buy.

Examples:
1) Hey, that wooden statue is very interesting, but the price seems excessive to me... Would you bargain down?

Meaning:
- To abruptly and rudely enter a place and interrupt whatever is going on;

Example: 
1) The boss barged into our office to give us a last-minute warning!

Meaning: 
- To write something down quickly without thinking too much;

Examples:
1) I'll just bash something out at the exam - I haven't studied! I had to go to work!

Meaning:
- To try to get or find someone / something; 

Examples:
1) The police has been after the thief since this morning!

Meaning:
- To be suitable or have the necessary skills, talents, requirements; 

Examples:
1) Your sister is really cut out for her job - she's always loved designing houses!

Meaning:
- To be sick, tired of something / someone; 

Examples:
1) I'm so fed up with your behaviour! 

2) He said he was fed up with me because I give him a headache!

Meaning:
- To indicate that someone is currently taking medication or drugs;

Example:
1) My grandma is on some medicine at the moment.

2) I saw some guys who were on mushrooms in Amsterdam!

Meaning:
- To be surprised, speechless; 

Examples: 
1) I am completely taken aback by this news... I wasn't expecting it!

Meaning:
- To be enthusiastic about an upcoming event; 

Examples:
1) Tom invited us to go camping - I told him we're all up for it! 

2) Hey, are you up for a coffee later?

Meaning:
- To stand; to be patient;

Examples:
1) Bear with me for a second, I haven't understood.

2) How can you bear with your brother's behaviour? He's so loud!

Meaning: 
- To not think about something because it is too painful; 

Examples:
1) Ever since the accident happened, she completely blocked out.

Meaning: 
- To impress greatly; 

Examples: 
1) I was totally blown away by your performance! Great job!

Meaning: 
- To reduce to essentials; 

Examples: 
1) It all boiled down to a matter of money... that's why the murder happened!

Meaning:
- To study hard to reach an objective; 

Examples:
1) If you really want that promotion, you must bone up for next two months!

Meaning:
- To not express feelings;

Examples: 
1) He tends to bottle up when something is wrong with him;

Meaning:
- To end a relationship;

Examples:
1) They recently broke up after 11 years; 

2) I decided it would be better for us to break up, because this is not working out;

Meaning: 
- To make something or someone happier, better; 

Examples:
1) My dog really brightens up my day; 

2) If you brought me some donuts, you would brighten up my Monday!!

Meaning:
- To mention or introduce a topic;

Examples:
1) Why are you bringing up this story? It happened 10 years ago! 

2) Yesterday Tom brought up the accident that happened to him when he was young... I wonder why.

Meaning: 
- To meet by chance; 

Examples: 
1) We were walking down the road and we accidentally bumped into John! What a pleasure to meet him again after such a long time!

Meaning: 
- To wear a lot of clothes to protect from the cold; 

Examples: 
1) Kids! Let's bundle up - we need to take the dog out for a walk!

Meaning:
- To laugh or cry loudly; 

Examples: 
1) After she saw her surprise, she burst into tears! She was so happy!

Meaning:
- To praise or flatter someone excessively to receive a favour from them; 

Examples: 
1) If you want that promotion, you might consider buttering up your managers a little!