Phrasal verbs starting with "be"

To concern or relate to a particular topic; or to be present and active nearby.

To arrive or come to a place soon.

To be present in a place or available; to exist or remain in use over a period of time.

To be ill with a particular sickness; or in informal slang, to approve of or be enthusiastic about something.

To be about to experience something, usually something unpleasant or surprising and unavoidable.

To have a strong enthusiasm for or active interest in something.

To be happening, functioning, available, scheduled, or (of a person) behaving unusually.

To repeatedly pester or nag someone about something.

British slang: to be in a highly energised, excited, or intoxicated state, often at a party or after taking drugs.

To have discovered something important, to suspect someone, or to be in contact with someone.

To have recognised or discovered something, or to have realised what someone is doing.

To be determined to get or achieve something, often for selfish or personal gain.

To be in a relationship with someone, to understand someone, or to support someone's position.