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take to

start (as a habit)

brush up on

practice

come round to

change one's opinion to another point of

view; be persuaded

face up to

accept, deal with

hit upon

suddenly have an idea; discover something by chance

make out

understand

understand with difficulty

mull over

think carefully about something over a period of time

piece together

learn the truth about something by considering all the separate bits of information you have

puzzle out

solve a confusing or complicated problem by thinking carefully about it

add up to

equal

add up to

form a total from separate amounts; combine to produce a particular result of effect

answer back

reply rudely to sb who has more authority than you

ask out

invite on a date

back down

stop demanding sth, stop saying that you will do sth

back up

support

back up

make a copy of (a computer file) especially for storage in another place as a security cop

black out

to become unconscious suddenly but for a short period

blend in

to look like the things around

blurt out

say suddenly without thinking

board up

cover a window or door with wooden boards

brighten up

the day gets brighter, the dark clouds go away

to become happier and feel more cheerful

bring out

publish/release

make st happen

bring together

to join, to gather

build up

accumulate

gradual develop

bump into

meet someone unexpectedly

hit against st

buy off

give someone money so that they do not act against you

buy out

buy the shares of a company or the shares the other person owns of a business

buy up

buy large amounts of something or all of it that is available

carry over

take something that you earn or are given in one year or period of time into the next one

catch on

become popular

understand

centre around

sth is its main subject of attention or interest

chance upon

find or see someone or something when you did not expect to

change around

move things so that they are in different places or positions

change into

turn into

from one condition into another;

take off one piece of clothing and put on the other one

change out of

take off the clothes or a piece of clothing you are wearing and put on different ones

check out

investigate

examine so as to determine accuracy, quality, or condition

clock out

reach a particular amount or number

close up

lock the doors of a building or business

club together

each person of a group gives some money so all the money collected can be used to buy something

come across

to find or meet by chance.

something or someone

come between

cause a disagreement or argument between people

come out

(1) become known, (2) be published

removed from something such as clothing by washing or rubbing

come out in

become covered in spots

come round

to regain consciousness.

come to your house

come out with

say something suddenly, usually something that surprises or shocks people

cordon off

stop people from entering an area by putting something such as a rope around it

cotton on

begin to realise or understand something

crack down on

to start dealing with someone or something much more strictly

crease up

laugh a lot, or make someone laugh a lot

creep up on

move towards someone quietly and slowly, especially because you want to surprise them

crop up

happen unexpectedly

crowd around

move to a particular place at the same time as a lot of other people

cut out

remove part of something (usually with scissors and paper)

stop an annoying activity

die out

to disappear completely; to become extinct.

to become more and more rare and then disappear completely

dig up

find information by searching carefully

dive in

start doing something in a very enthusiastic way

do up

to fasten; to button; to zip; to tie.

a shoelace / a zip / a dress / a coat etc.

decorate

drum up

try to make people support you or buy something from you

dry up

1. dry, come to an end

2. stop talking because u have forgotten what u were going to say

fall behind

make less progress than other people

fail to keep up with

fix up

clean, repair or decorate something

follow up

take additional action at a later time

get across

successfully communicate ideas

get (a)round

if news gets (a)round, a lot of people hear it

get down

make to feel depressed

get in

be elected for a political job

get into

enjoy

enter

be involved with the bad situation

get off

leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

send

avoid punishment

get over

to recover from (something)

an illness / a failure / a difficulty / a shock etc.

overcome a problem

get through

to finish; to complete (some work / a task / a book / etc.)

to deal with a difficult or unpleasant experience

to contact someone (usually by telephone).

give in

stop fighting against

stop making an effort to achieve sth difficult

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go astray

1. to become lost; to be stolen

2. to go in the wrong direction or to have the wrong result

go down (well/ badly) (with sb)

used to talk about whether people like something such as a speech, performance,

go in for

choose st as a subject or career

go off

STOP LIKING

go together

two things frequently exist together; seem good in combination with each other

grow on

become more liked

hang out

spend time relaxing (informal)

head off

prevent someone from going somewhere by getting on front of them

prevent

heat up

make something hot; become hot

hit back

criticise someone who has criticised you; deliberately hurt someone who has hurt you

hit upon

suddenly have an idea; discover something by chance

hold back

stop someone or something from moving forwards

keep up

maintain

key in

put information into a computer or other electronic machine using keys or a keyboard

kick off (with)

begin (with)

kill off

destroy living things so that most or all of them are dead

knock off

stop working

knock/ pull/ tear down

destroy a building/ wall

knuckle down

start working hard, especially when you should have done this earlier

lash out

try to hit or attack someone suddenly and violently; speak angrily to or against someone

lay off

end someone's employment, especially temporary because there is not enough work for them

stop doing or using st in a short time

laze around

relax and do very little

let on

reveal a secret

lie ahead

if something lies ahead, it is going to happen to you in the future

liven up

become or make more interesting or exciting(vt separable)

lock up

a building where objects, especially a car, can be safely kept

imprison

make over

change or improve the appearance of sb or sth

make up

work at different time from usual because you do not have time to work in a normal time

meet up

come together with sb, either unexpectedly or as planned