Phrasal verbs start with ‘Stop’ (Phrasal Verbs With Stop). A Phrasal verb like Stop around, Stop back, Stop behind, Stop by, Stop in, and more.
Phrasal Verbs With ‘Stop’
Stop around
Meaning: Visit someone for a short time.
Example: The bus stop around the corner is probably the most convenient.
Stop back
Meaning: Return somewhere
Example: Can you stop back later? I’m busy right now.
Stop behind
Meaning: Stay somewhere when other people leave
Example: I am starting to puff a bit now so I stop behind a Ford Capri and try to get my breath back.
Stop by
Meaning: Visit somewhere briefly or quickly
Example: We suggested that she stop by that evening to talk things over.
Stop in
Meaning: Stay at home
Example: The trip includes an overnight stop in London.
Stop in
Meaning: Visit briefly
Example: The plane made an unscheduled stop in New York.
Stop off
Meaning: Break a journey
Example: Try to stop off for at least an hour to explore the medieval town.
Stop out
Meaning: Be out late, especially when you are expected home
Example: Not all the universities allow students to stop out.
Stop over
Meaning: Stay somewhere when on a journey
Example: The plane stops over in Dubai on the way to India.
Stop up
Meaning: Stay up late
Example: Some tried to stop up the leaks while others tried to steady the rudder.
Stop up
Meaning: Fill or block something
Example: The sink was stopped up with hair and fragments of cloth.
