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CAE Phrasal Verbs 3

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Settle down To become stable, usually in terms of career or relationships. Ex: After many years of experiencing short term relationships, he needed to settle down.
Take up To start doing a particular activity or hobby. Ex: Taking up swimming was one of the best decisions that Itook in summer.
Take after To resemble a family member in appearance of behavior. Ex: My cousin took after his father as he shares the same manners and gestures.
Set up To arrange or organize something. Ex. She decided to set up a grocery store in order to earn a greater income.
Take over To assume control or responsibility for something. Ex: The manager took over the failure of the funding round.
Turn down To reject or refuse an order. Ex: In the end, I turned down that job offer because there were no references about the company's past at all.
Run out of To exhaust the supply of something Ex: During the 1980s, many Peruvian families run out of milk and bread supplies as there were food shortages.
Work out To find a solution or resolve something. Ex: Let's hope this pill works out for your terrible flu.
Show up/Turn up To appear or arrive unexpectedly. Ex: My uncle who lives in Spain showed up on my birthday.
Turn up To increase the level of something. Ex: Turn up the volume, I want to listen the film's dialogues.
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