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break down



to stop working (of

machinery)



break down



to lose control emotionally

mentally.



break up



to end; to separate.(of a marriage / a family /

relationship etc.)



bring up



to take care of a child until it is fully grand able to

care for itself; to train and prepare a ch

for adult life.



calm down



to become less excited and tense; to hesomeone (or a

difficult situation) to become less excit

and tense. a person / a difficult situation



check in



to report one's arrival.at a hotel, an airport etc.



cheer up



to become happier.



come across



to find or meet by chancesomething or someone



come up with



to think of; to produce.an idea / a plan / a

suggestion etc.



drop out



to withdraw from, or stop taking part icompetition, a

social group, a school, a university, a j

etc.).



fill in



a form/a questionnaire etto complete (a form).



find out



to make an effort to discover or get t

know (something).

the truth / a secret / an address / the t

/



get away with



to do something wrong or illegal witho

being punished

(usually without even being discovered

caught).



get over



to recover from (somethinan illness / a failure / a

difficulty / a shock etc.



give up



to stop doing or having(something).(of an habitual activ

smoking / drinking / a job etc.



go for



to attack.a person, an animal.



grow up



to develop from a child intan adult.



hold on



to wait (especially on thetelephone).



look after



to take care of someone osomething



look for



to try to find (something osomeone), often a thing o

person that is lost.



look forward to



to think with pleasure aboa future event that you

expect to enjoy.



look up



to find (or try to find) something (e.g

telephone

number) in a book (e.g. a telephon

directory).



make up for



to compensate for.mistake / doing or not doing somethi

etc.



pass away



to die.(usually of a person



pass out



to lose consciousness.



pick up



to give someone a ride in a vehicle; tcollect someone

or something (sometimes in a vehicle



point out



to draw attention tosomething or someone.



run into



to meet by chance.



run out



to use all of (something) and have n

more left.

of coffee / sugar / money / patience

time etc.



see off



to say goodbye to someone who is going on

journey atthe place (e.g. airport, station etc.) where t

journey

begins.



speak up



to speak louder.often used in the imperativ



take after



to look or be like an olderelative.



take off



to rise from the ground.(of aeroplane)



think over



to consider (something) carefulla problem / a proposal / a situati

etc.



try on



to put on an article of clothing to see ifits and how it looks.

a hat / a new pair of shoes / a dress e

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