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Question		Answer
Ask for start learning		1. To request something. 2. To provoke a situation (e.g., trouble).
Back up start learning		1. To support someone. 2. To make a copy of data.
Break down start learning		1. To stop functioning (e.g., a machine). 2. To lose emotional control.
Break up start learning		1. To end a relationship. 2. To disperse (a crowd).
Bring up start learning		1. To mention a topic. 2. To raise a child.
Call off start learning		To cancel something.
Calm down start learning		To relax after being angry.
Carry on start learning		To continue doing something.
Catch up start learning		1. To reach the same level as others. 2. To talk with someone after a period of time.
Check in start learning		1. To register at a hotel or airport. 2. To contact someone to see how they are.
Check out start learning		1. To pay the bill and leave (e.g., hotel). 2. To look at something or someone.
Come across start learning		1. To meet or find something by chance. 2. To seem or appear in a certain way.
Come up start learning		1. To be mentioned or discussed. 2. To approach or happen soon.
Come up with start learning		To think of an idea or plan.
Cut down start learning		1. To reduce the amount of something. 2. To chop down (a tree).
Cut off start learning		1. To stop the supply of something. 2. To interrupt someone while they’re speaking.
Deal with start learning		1. To handle a problem or situation. 2. To have a business relationship with someone.
Do without start learning		To manage without something.
Drop by start learning		To visit someone briefly.
Drop off start learning		1. To leave someone or something at a location. 2. To fall asleep.
Drop out start learning		To leave or quit a school, group, or activity.
End up start learning		To eventually reach or do something, often by accident.
Figure out start learning		To understand or solve something.
Fill out start learning		To complete a form or document.
Find out start learning		To discover information.
Get along start learning		1. To have a good relationship with someone. 2. To manage in a situation.
Get away start learning		1. To escape. 2. To take a vacation.
Get back start learning		1. To return to a place. 2. To regain possession of something.
Get by start learning		To manage with what you have, especially money.
Get over start learning		1. To recover from something (illness, heartbreak). 2. To overcome a problem.
Give in start learning		1. To stop resisting or arguing. 2. To submit or hand something over.
Give up start learning		1. To stop trying or doing something. 2. To quit a habit.
Go ahead start learning		To proceed with something.
Go on start learning		1. To continue. 2. To happen.
Go over start learning		To review something.
Grow up start learning		1. To become an adult. 2. To mature emotionally.
Hang out start learning		To spend time with someone socially.
Hold on start learning		1. To wait for a short time. 2. To grasp something tightly.
Keep up with start learning		1. To maintain the same pace or level. 2. To continue doing something.
Let down start learning		1. To disappoint someone. 2. To lower something.
Look after start learning		To take care of someone or something.
Look back start learning		To reflect on or think about the past.
Look for start learning		To search for something.
Look forward to start learning		To anticipate something with pleasure.
Look up start learning		1. To search for information. 2. To admire someone.
Make up start learning		1. To invent a story or lie. 2. To reconcile after a quarrel.
Pass out start learning		To faint or lose consciousness.
Pick up start learning		1. To lift something. 2. To collect someone in a vehicle. 3. To learn something new.
Point out start learning		To indicate or draw attention to something.
Put off start learning		1. To postpone. 2. To discourage or repel someone.
Put on start learning		1. To wear something. 2. To organize or present something (e.g., a show). 3. To gain weight.
Put up with start learning		To tolerate or endure something unpleasant.
Run into start learning		1. To meet someone unexpectedly. 2. To encounter difficulties.
Run out of start learning		To have no more of something.
Set up start learning		1. To arrange or organize something. 2. To establish a business or institution.
Show off start learning		To display something proudly, often excessively.
Show up start learning		To arrive somewhere, especially when expected.
Sort out start learning		To resolve a problem or situation.
Take after start learning		To resemble a family member in appearance or behavior.
Take off start learning		1. To remove clothing. 2. For an airplane to leave the ground. 3. To become successful or popular quickly.
Take out start learning		1. To remove something. 2. To invite someone to go somewhere.
Take over start learning		1. To assume control of something. 2. To replace someone.
Think over start learning		To consider something carefully before deciding.
Throw away start learning		To dispose of something.
Turn down start learning		1. To reject an offer request. 2. To reduce volume or intensity.
Turn off start learning		1. To switch off a device. 2. To make someone lose interest.
Turn on start learning		1. To switch on a device. 2. To make someone feel attracted or interested.
Turn up start learning		1. To arrive or appear unexpectedly. 2. To increase volume or intensity.
Watch out start learning		To be careful or vigilant.
Work out start learning		1. To exercise. 2. To solve a problem or understand something.

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