Self esteem Skills- Phrases

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
Pull off	To succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected.
Pull away	To move away or backward.
Push off	To go away.
Look down on	To think of someone as inferior.
Laugh at	To think of someone as stupid or ridicule them.
Figure out	To finally understand.
Break into	To activate or initiate something suddenly.
Stand up	To prove to be true or to support.
Burst out	To suddenly say something or begin something abruptly.
Spark off	To initiate or trigger something.

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