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Phrasal Verbs

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ask sby out   invite on a date/ invitar a salir  
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ask around   ask many people the same question/ preguntar por todas partes lo mismo  
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add up to sthg   equal/igual a  
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back sthg up   reverse/ retroceder  
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back sby up   support/ apoyar  
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blow up   explode/explotar  
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blow sthg up   add air/ soplar  
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break down   -stop functioning (car, computer, etc) /descomponer -to fail/ arruinar  
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break down   -to lose control of your feelings and start crying/descomponerse -to become very bad/empeorar  
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break sthg down   divide into smaller parts (analysed)/desglosar  
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break in   force entry to a building/ irrumpir  
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break into sthg   enter forcibly/ irrumpir en  
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break up   end a relationship/ cortar  
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break out   -escape/ escapar -(of war, fighting, etc.) to start suddenly/ desencadenar  
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bring sby down   make unhappy/hacer infeliz  
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bring sby up   raise a child/criar a un niño  
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bring sthg up   start talking about a subject/traer a colación  
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call around   phone many different places/people/ llamar a muchos lugares or personas  
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call sby back   return a phone call/ llamar devuelta  
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call sthg off   cancel/ cancelar  
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call on sby   to ask someone in a formal way to do something/ pedir a  
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call sby up   phone a person/ llamar a alquien  
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calm down   relax after being angry/ calmarse  
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caught up   be held behind with something/ atrapado  
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catch up   get to the same point as sby else/ ponerse al día o alcanzar  
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check in   arrive and register at a hotel or airport/ entrada  
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check out   leave a hotel/ salida  
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check sby/ sthg out   look at carefully/ observar  
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check out sby/ sthg   look at (informal)/ fíjate en  
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cheer up   become happier/ animar  
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cheer sby up   make somebody happier/ animar a  
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chip in   help and contribute/ contribuir  
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clean sthg up   tidy up/ limpiar  
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come across sthg   find unexpectedly/ de repente encontrarse con  
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come apart   1.separate/ separar 2.to break into pieces/ desprenderse, venirse abajo  
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come down with sthg   become sick/ enfermarse  
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come forward   volunteer for a task or to give evidence/comparecer, ofrecerse  
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come from somewhere   originate in/ viene de  
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count on sby/ sthg   rely on/ contar con  
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cross sthg out   draw a line through/ tachar  
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cut back on sthg   consume less/ reducir, disminuir  
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cut sthg down   make sthg fall to the ground/ reducir o cortar  
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cut in   interrupt/ interrumpir  
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cut in   pull in too closely in front of another vehicle/ tirarse muy cerca enfrente de otro carro  
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cut sthg off   1.remove with sthg sharp/ cortar con algo filoso 2.to block or get in the way of something/ cortar o bloquear  
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cut sthg off   1.stop providing[often passive]/ suspender 2.to interrupt somebody and stop them from speaking/ interrumpir  
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cut sby off   1.disinherit/ desheredar 2.[often passive] to prevent somebody/something from leaving or reaching a place or communicating with people outside a place He cut himself off from all human contact.  
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cut sthg out   remove part of sthg (usually with scissors and paper)/ cortar(usualmente con tijera)  
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do sby/ sthg over   beat up/ dar una paliza  
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do sthg over   do again/ volver hacer  
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do away with sthg   1.destroy, kill/ deshacerse, matar 2.discard/ descartar  
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dress up   wear nice clothing/ vestirse bien  
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drop back   move back in a position/group/ retroceder en una posición o grupo  
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drop in/by/over   come without an appointment/ venir sin cita previa  
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drop sby/ sthg off   take sby/ sthg somewhere and leave them/it there/ dejar en alguna parte a alguien o algo  
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drop out   quit a class/ renunciar o dejar una clase o estudio  
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eat out   eat at a restaurant/ salir a comer  
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end up   eventually reach/do/decide/ terminar, concluir  
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fall apart   break into pieces/ desmoronarse, fracasar  
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fall down   fall to the ground/ caerse(hacia el suelo)  
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fall out   1.separate from an interior/ caerse(algo que se salga de su interior) 2.fight/reñir o pelear  
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figure sthg out   understand- entender  
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fill sthg in   to write information in blanks/ llenar (formulario)  
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fill sthg out   to write information in blanks/ llenar formulario  
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fill sthg up   fill to the top/ llenar hasta arriba  
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find out   discover/ descubrir  
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Hide away   Put something in a place where it won't be found/ esconder  
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get sthg across/over   communicate/ comunicar  
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get along/on   like each other/ llevarse bien  
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get around   have mobility; evade/ moverse; evadir  
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get away   go on a vacation/ vacacionar  
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get away with sthg   do without being seen or punished/ salirse con la suya  
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get back   return/ devolver  
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get sthg back   receive sthg you had before/ tener algo devuelto  
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get back at sby   retaliate/ vengarse  
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get back into sthg   become interested in sthg again  
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get on sthg   step onto a vehicle  
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get over sthg   recover from an illness / overcome a problem/ superar  
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get over sbdy   feel better after somebody makes you unhappy  
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get round to sthg   finally find time to do/ tener tiempo para hacer algo  
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get together   meet (usually for social reasons)/ reunirse  
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get up   get out of bed/ salir de la cama  
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get up   stand/ pararse  
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give sby away   reveal hidden information about sby/ delatar  
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give sthg away   ruin a secret/ arruinar un secreto  
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give sthg away   give sthg to sby for free/ regalar  
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give sthg back   return a borrowed item/ devolver algo prestado  
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give in   reluctantly stop fighting or arguing  
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give sthg out   give to many people (usually at no cost)  
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give sthg up   quit a habit / վերջ տալ  
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give up   stop trying  
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go after sby   follow sby  
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go after sthg   try to achieve sthg  
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go against sby   compete  
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go ahead   start  
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go back   return to a place  
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go out   leave home to go on a social event  
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go out with sby   date  
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go over sthg   review  
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go over   visit sby nearby  
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go without sthg   suffer lack or deprivation  
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grow apart   stop being friends over time  
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grow back   regrow  
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grow up   become an adult  
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grow out   to allow your hair to grow in order to change the style I've decided to grow my layers out.  
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grow into sthg   1.Grow to fit large clothes The jacket's a bit big, but she'll GROW INTO it. 2.Mature or change into She's has GROWN INTO a lovely person.  
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hand sthg down   give sthg used to sby else  
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hand sthg in   submit  
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hand sthg out   to distribute to a group of people  
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hand sthg over   give (usually unwillingly)  
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hang in   stay positive (informal)  
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hang on   wait a short time (informal)  
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hang out   spend time relaxing (informal)  
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hang up   end a phone call  
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hold sby/ sthg back   prevent from doing/going  
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hold sthg back   hide an emotion  
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hold on   wait a short time  
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hold onto sby/ sthg   hold firmly using your hands or arms  
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hold sby/ sthgup   rob with violence or threats thereof  
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keep on doing sthg   continue doing  
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keep sthg from sby   not tell / hide sthg  
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keep sby/ sthg out   stop from entering  
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keep sthg up   continue at the same rate  
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let sby down   fail to support or help  
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let sby in   allow to enter  
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log in (or on)   sign in (to a website  
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log out (or off)   sign out (of a website  
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look after sby/ sthg   take care of  
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look down on sby   think less of / consider inferior  
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look for sby/ sthg   try to find  
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look forward to sthg   be excited about the future  
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look into sthg   investigate / ուսումնասիրել  
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look out   be careful  
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look out for sby/ sthg   be especially vigilant for  
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look sthg over   examine / check  
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look sthg up   search and find information  
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look up to sby   have a lot of respect for  
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make sthg up   invent sthg / lie about sthg  
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make up   forgive each other  
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mix sthg up   confuse two or more things  
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pass away   die  
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pass out   faint  
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pass sthg out   distribute to many people  
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pass sthg up   decline (usually sthg good), to choose not to make use of a chance, an opportunity, etc.  
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pay sby back   return owed money  
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pay for sthg   be punished for doing sthg bad  
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pick sthg out   1.choose 2.to recognize somebody/something from among other people or things -See if you can pick me out in this photo.  
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point sby / sthg out   indicate with your finger / mention sthg  
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put sthg down   1.to stop holding something and place it on a table, shelf, etc. 2.to stop something by force (to put down a rebellion) 3.o write something; to make a note of something (The meeting's on the 22nd. Put it down in your diary.)  
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put sby down   insult / make sby feel stupid / նսեմացնել  
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put sthg off   postpone  
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put sthg out   extinguish (fire)  
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put sthg together   assemble  
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put up with sby/ sthg   tolerate  
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put sthg on   put clothing/ accessories on your body  
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run into sby/ sthg   meet unexpectedly / հանդիպել պատահական  
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run over sby/ sthg   drive a vehicle over a person or thing  
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run over/through sthg   review / rehearse  
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run away   escape / leave unexpectedly  
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run out   have none left  
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send sthg back   return (usually by mail)  
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set sthg up   organize / arrange  
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set sby up   trap / trick sby  
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shop around   compare prices  
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show off   act extra special for people watching (usually boastfully)  
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sleep over   stay somewhere for the night (informal)  
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sort sthg out   resolve a problem / organize  
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stick to sthg   continue doing sthg  
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switch sthg off   turn off  
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switch sthg on   turn on  
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take after sby   resemble a family member  
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take sthg apart   purposely break into pieces  
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take sthg back   return an item  
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take off   start to fly  
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take sthg off   remove sthg (usually clothing)  
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take sthg out   remove from a place or thing  
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take sby out   pay for sby to go somewhere with you  
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tear sthg up   rip into pieces  
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think back   remember (often + to sometimes + on)  
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think sthg over   consider  
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throw sthg away   dispose  
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turn sthg down   decrease the volume or strength  
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turn sthg down   refuse  
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turn sthg off   switch off  
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turn sthg on   switch on  
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turn sthg up   increase the volume or strength  
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turn up   appear suddenly  
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try sthg on   sample clothing  
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try sthg out   test  
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use sthg up   finish the supply  
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wake up   stop sleeping  
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warm sby/ sthg up   increase the temperature  
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warm up   prepare body for exercise  
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wear off   fade away  
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work out   exercise  
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work out   be successful  
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work sthg out   make a calculation  
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sit through   stay until the end  
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fall through   fail  
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look through   read quickly  
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get through   pass / finish quickly  
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pay off   have a successful outcome  
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call off   cancel a plan  
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turn out   produce or to produce an expected result The factory TURNS OUT three thousand units a day.  
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turn into something   Become  
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Ghost away   Remove someone secretly of discreetly They GHOSTED him AWAY to a secret location before he could be arrested  
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Go round with   Be or have enough of something There aren't enough jobs to GO ROUND for the numbers of people graduating nowadays. 2.Circulate There's a nasty rumour GOING ROUND about them. 3.Visit I WENT ROUND last night to see them.  
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Go for   1.Attack The neighbour's dog WENT FOR the postman and bit him. 2.Be attracted to She tends to GO FOR guys like him. 3.Choose, select  
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Cross up   Confuse, deceive The treasure map was deliberately drawn to CROSS us UP.  
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Creep over   Start to have a negative feeling Fear CREPT OVER me as I walked through the graveyard.  
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Creep out   make someone feel worried or uneasy He CREEPS me OUT when he gets drunk.  
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Crack up   Have a nervous breakdown He CRACKED UP after his son died and had to take a couple of months off work.  
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Crack on   Continue doing something with energy We had to crack on to get everything finished on time.  
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Close on   Get nearer She is CLOSING ON the leader of the race.  
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Close off   Block a place to stop people entering The police CLOSED the road OFF after the explosion.  
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Close up   1.Completely close something They CLOSE UP the building after everyone has left. 2.Join together The leaves CLOSE UP when it rains.  
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Crack on   Continue doing something with energy. We had to CRACK ON to get everything finished on time.  
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Cover up   Conceal, try to stop people finding out  
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Count for   Be recognised as important, worthwhile or valuable Experience COUNTS FOR a lot in decision making.  
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Coop up   Confine in a small area They COOPED the dog UP in a tiny room.  
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Cling on   He told me to CLING ON as the motorbike accelerated.  
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Clear out   Tidy up thoroughly and throw away unwanted stuff. I spent the whole weekend CLEARING OUT the attic as it was full of papers and other junk.  
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Clear up   Cure or recover from an infection I'd better CLEAR AWAY the mess before leave.  
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Chill out   Relax  
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Fit in   1.​to find time to see somebody or to do something 2.to find or have enough space for somebody/something in a place  
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Chicken out   Be too afraid to do something  
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Cast Aside   Dispose, get rid of, ignore because you no longer like something or someone  
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Carve up   (disapproving) to divide a company, an area of land, etc. into smaller parts in order to share it between people They have been accused of carving up the industry for their own benefit.  
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Carve out   She's CARVED OUT a career in photojournalism.  
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Carry out   The government is carrying out test on growing genetically modified crops.  
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Carry on   continue doing Carry on quietly with your work until the substitute teacher arrives.  
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Carry off   She carried off the first prize in the competition.  
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Beat to   to get  somewhere or do something before somebody else (She beat me to the top of the hill  
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Beat down   to hit a door, etc. many times until it breaks open  
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Beat out   to produce a rhythm by hitting something many time  
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Bear on (formal)   to relate to something. These are matters that bear on the welfare of the community  
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Bear out   to show that somebody is right or that something is true  (The other witnesses will bear me out.)  
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bear up   to remain as cheerful as possible during a difficult time  
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Bear in mind   Keep in mind  
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Be along   The next bus should BE ALONG in the next quarter of an hour or so.  
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Auction off   Sell something in an auction  
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barge in   to enter a place or join a group of people, rudely interrupting what somebody else is doing or saying I hope you don't mind me barging in like this.  
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Bargain for   (usually in negative sentences) to expect something to happen and be prepared for it We hadn't bargained for this sudden change in the weather.  
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make for   to help to make something possible Constant arguing doesn't make for a happy marriage.  
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come up   appear, to be mentioned, to happen, to rise  
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think over   consider it  
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sort out   1.(informal) to organize the contents of something or succesfully The cupboards need sorting out. 2.to separate something from a larger group Could you sort out the toys that can be thrown away?  
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sleep on   (informal) to delay making a decision about something until the next day, so that you have time to think about it  
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come back to   return  
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to make up one’s mind   to decide something  
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talk it over   to discuss  
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come up with   to find or produce an answer, a sum of money, etc. She came up with a new idea for increasing sales. How soon can you come up with the money?  
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go along   1.to continue with an activity He made up the story as he went along. 2.to make progress; to develop Things are going along nicely.  
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go away   1.to leave a person or place, dissapear Go away and think about it, then let me know. 2.to leave home for a period of time, especially for a holiday They've gone away for a few days  
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walk out   to stop working in order to go on strike  
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