Question 1

Run away
hey ran away when they saw the police coming.

Accepted Answer

fugir, dar no pé, vazar, cair fora

Question 2

Run on
I hope this meeting doesn't run on too long.

Accepted Answer

continuar (por mais tempo que o esperado ou planejado), demorar

Question 3

Run through
Let's just run through the piece one more time.

Accepted Answer

ensaiar, revisar rapidamente, (re)passar

Question 4

Throw around
We were thrown around in the back of the van
We threw around a few ideas and then went home.
The teacher was throwing accusations around.

Accepted Answer

....jogado de um lado para o outro
...trocou umas ideias
...atirando acusações

Question 5

Run Across
I ran across some old fotos while I was cleaning the house.

Accepted Answer

encontrar por acaso

Question 6

Throw aside
All her plans to go to university have been thrown aside.
He threw his wife aside and took up with a younger woman.

Accepted Answer

recusar-se a aceitar algo ou recusar-se a continuar algo, abandonar algo, deixar de lado; livrar-se de algo ou alguém

Question 7

Call in
We'll try to call in tomorrow evening if we have time.
 She usually call in at her mother's on Saturday afternoons.

Accepted Answer

visitar alguém ou um local, dar uma passadinha, fazer uma visitinha

Question 8

Throw away
Have you thrown those papers away?

Accepted Answer

jogar fora; perder (oportunidade ou vantagem)

Question 9

Throw back
He threw back the whisky I gave him.
The lack of money threw back the project.

Accepted Answer

beber rapidamente, engolir (uma bebida de modo abrupto); atrapalhar (o sucesso de algo ou alguém)

Question 10

Throw down
Throw down your weapons now!
You should watch your words unless you're prepared to throw down.

Accepted Answer

soltar algo (que você tem nas mãos); brigar, sair no tapa, sair no braço

Question 11

Throw in
If you order within the next 15 minutes, we'll throw in a book bag.
The lawyer threw in a few snide comments while we conversed.

Accepted Answer

Incluir (de graça); acrescentar (comentários, perguntas etc a uma conversa)

Question 12

Run After
I ran after the bus, but I couldn't catch it.

Accepted Answer

correr atrás, ir atrás, perseguir

Question 13

Throw off
She threw off her clothes and dived into the water.
I still haven't managed to throw off that cold I caught at the weekend.

Accepted Answer

tirar (roupa do corpo); recuperar-se, livrar-se (de uma doença)

Question 14

Throw out
Anybody who misbehaves will be thrown out.

Accepted Answer

expulsar (alguém de algum lugar)

Question 15

Throw up
He's been throwing up all night.

Accepted Answer

vomitar, botar para fora (comida)

Question 16

LET DOWN
Please, don't let me down.
I promised to do it; I can't let her down.

Accepted Answer

decepcionar, desapontar (alguém)

Question 17

LET IN -
Don't let anybody in. I'll be back in 10 minutes.
I need some new boots. These let water in.

Accepted Answer

permitir, deixar entrar (o principal significado aqui é o de permitir que alguém entre em algum recinto: quarto, sala, escritório, casa, apartamento etc.)

Question 18

LET IN ON -
She was planning something, but she wouldn't let me in on.

Accepted Answer

contar algo a alguém (geralmente um segredo, informação sigilosa etc.)

Question 19

LET OFF
...We'll let you off this time but if you do it again, you'll be severely punished. 
...She was caught smoking in the office but they let her off because it was the first time.

Accepted Answer

eximir, absolver, não punir

Question 20

LET ON
I didn't mean to LET ON about the party; I just said it without thinking.
Don't let on that I told you

Accepted Answer

revelar (um segredo), deixar (um segredo) escapar, contar um segredo sem ter a intenção

Question
Run away hey ran away when they saw the police coming.	fugir, dar no pé, vazar, cair fora
Run on I hope this meeting doesn't run on too long.	continuar (por mais tempo que o esperado ou planejado), demorar
Run through Let's just run through the piece one more time.	ensaiar, revisar rapidamente, (re)passar
Throw around We were thrown around in the back of the van We threw around a few ideas and then went home. The teacher was throwing accusations around.	....jogado de um lado para o outro ...trocou umas ideias ...atirando acusações
Run Across I ran across some old fotos while I was cleaning the house.	encontrar por acaso
Throw aside All her plans to go to university have been thrown aside. He threw his wife aside and took up with a younger woman.	recusar-se a aceitar algo ou recusar-se a continuar algo, abandonar algo, deixar de lado; livrar-se de algo ou alguém
Call in We'll try to call in tomorrow evening if we have time. She usually call in at her mother's on Saturday afternoons.	visitar alguém ou um local, dar uma passadinha, fazer uma visitinha
Throw away Have you thrown those papers away?	jogar fora; perder (oportunidade ou vantagem)
Throw back He threw back the whisky I gave him. The lack of money threw back the project.	beber rapidamente, engolir (uma bebida de modo abrupto); atrapalhar (o sucesso de algo ou alguém)
Throw down Throw down your weapons now! You should watch your words unless you're prepared to throw down.	soltar algo (que você tem nas mãos); brigar, sair no tapa, sair no braço
Throw in If you order within the next 15 minutes, we'll throw in a book bag. The lawyer threw in a few snide comments while we conversed.	Incluir (de graça); acrescentar (comentários, perguntas etc a uma conversa)
Run After I ran after the bus, but I couldn't catch it.	correr atrás, ir atrás, perseguir
Throw off She threw off her clothes and dived into the water. I still haven't managed to throw off that cold I caught at the weekend.	tirar (roupa do corpo); recuperar-se, livrar-se (de uma doença)
Throw out Anybody who misbehaves will be thrown out.	expulsar (alguém de algum lugar)
Throw up He's been throwing up all night.	vomitar, botar para fora (comida)
LET DOWN Please, don't let me down. I promised to do it; I can't let her down.	decepcionar, desapontar (alguém)
LET IN - Don't let anybody in. I'll be back in 10 minutes. I need some new boots. These let water in.	permitir, deixar entrar (o principal significado aqui é o de permitir que alguém entre em algum recinto: quarto, sala, escritório, casa, apartamento etc.)
LET IN ON - She was planning something, but she wouldn't let me in on.	contar algo a alguém (geralmente um segredo, informação sigilosa etc.)
LET OFF ...We'll let you off this time but if you do it again, you'll be severely punished. ...She was caught smoking in the office but they let her off because it was the first time.	eximir, absolver, não punir
LET ON I didn't mean to LET ON about the party; I just said it without thinking. Don't let on that I told you	revelar (um segredo), deixar (um segredo) escapar, contar um segredo sem ter a intenção

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