List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 3).

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 3).

·        Be bound up in ( to be wholly devoted to) He was bound up in his work.

·        Black out ( to obliterate with black ) Real news are blacked out.

·        Block up ( to obstruct) Rains have blocked up the Macki road

·        Blow over ( to pass away as a danger or scandal) Every unpleasant happening blows in the course of time.

·        Blow up ( to bring into discredit) The people blew upon the leader.

·        Blow upon ( come into being/to shatter by explosion/ to scold) The earthquake blew up.

·        To blunt the edge of ( to weaken force) Time blunts the edge of danger.

·        Make no bones of ( have no scruples about) Many men do not make bones of their morals.

·        To make boot of ( to profit ) The new policy of the government is going to punish those who are making boots by charging higher prices.

·        Bottle up ( to enclose as in a bottle) We were bottled up in the house.

·        Break away ( revolt ) Bangladesh has broken away from Pakistan.

·        Break down ( to demolish , collapse , fail completely ) In times of emergency all controls tend to break down.

·        Break even ( to avoid loss but fail to gain ) The parties have broken even in the bargain.

·        Break forth ( burst forth) Nature breaks forth in Spring.

·        Break off( to detach by breaking , to leave off abruptly) The boy has broken with the family.

·        Breathe upon ( to tarnish the name of ) Your action breathes upon your brother.

·        Breeze up ( to freshen) Let us breeze up in the garden.

·        Bring about ( cause to happen) Bangabandhu brought about great changes inn the country.

·        Bring in ( to introduce)  I was brought in to the grand assembly.

·        Bring out ( to make clear) Please bring out the meaning of your poem.

·        Bring over ( convert) You cannot bring me over to communism by violence.

·        Bring round ( to win over ) Sprinkling of water on his face brought him round.

·        Bring under ( to subdue) The chairperson failed to bring the members under.

·        Bring up ( to educate) Children should be brought up as simply as possible.

·        To bring about ( to cause to happen ) His negligence brought his failure.

·        Brush away ( to put aside ) Unless you brush away his weakness , you cannot make him change.

·        Brush up ( revive, freshen ) Please read the book ‘ Brush up Your English’.

·        Bubble over ( to be angry) My child bubbled over her pocket money.

·        Buck up( cheer up) Buck up;you are winning the game.

·        Build up ( to cover with buildings) Chandrima Uddyan has now been built up.

·        Bull into( plunge hastily) Do not bull into high places.