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hold (sth) against (sb) start learning		not forgive somebody for something bad they have done.
hold down start learning		manage to keep (a job).
hold on(to) start learning		grip with one's hand.
hold out start learning		continue to have enough of (supplies, water, etc).
hold out for start learning		wait. until one gets what one has asked for.
hold (sb) to (sth) start learning		make somebody do what they have promised/agreed.
hold (sb/sth) up (as) start learning		use as an example (usually of something good).
hold with start learning		agree with; approve of.
hold up (1) start learning		delay.
hold up (2) start learning		rob.
be taken aback start learning		be very surprised or shocked, especially by something unexpected.
be taken in start learning		be completely deceived so that one believes alie.
take after start learning		look or behave like (an older relative).
take down start learning		write something (notes, instructions, etc.)
take (sth) in start learning		understand new information fully.
take otr start learning		copy the way somebody speaks or behaves, especially for amusement.
take (sth) out on (sb) start learning		make somebody suffer because one is upset.
take to start learning		feel a liking for, especially at once.
take up start learning		start a new iob or have a new duty.
take (sth) upon (oneself) start learning		decide to do something without permission or approval.
go about start learning		approach or tackle a iob, tasK etc.; beginworking at sontething.
go along with start learning		agree to or approve of.
go down with start learning		catch an (infectious) illness.
go for (sb) start learning		attack physically or verbally.
go in tor start learning		have as an interest or hobby.
go off start learning		lose one's liking for something orsomebody.
go on at (sb about sth) start learning		keep complaining or critisizing
go over start learning		look at or examine; rePeat.
go through start learning		use and have none left.
go through with (sth) start learning		complete something orcontinue it to the end, often with difficulty.
come about start learning		happen.
come across start learning		find or discover by accident.
come across (as) start learning		appear or seem to be.
come down start learning		fall to a lower level.
come down with start learning		catch an (infectious) illness.
come into start learning		receive (a sum of money) after somebody's (often a relative's) death.
come out with start learning		say something, especially unexpectedly.
come round to start learning		change one's opinion to one of agreement.
come through start learning		continue to exist after a difficult or dangerous evenf sulvive.
come up against start learning		meet a difficulty or opposition.
come up to start learning		be as good as; equal.
come up with start learning		think of an idea, plan, etc
run across start learning		meet somebody by chance.
run (sb) down start learning		speak critically about somebody, usually when the person is present.
run into (1) start learning		crash into.
run into (2) start learning		have; encounter.
run off start learning		go away; leave.
run off with start learning		escape with something one has stolen.
run out of start learning		use all of something so that there is none left.
run over start learning		hit with a car and kill or iniure.
fall about start learning		laugh a great deal.
fall apart start learning		become unable to function in life because of a difficult experience, death, etc.
fall behind start learning		not keep the same level or standard as others.
fall for (1) start learning		fall in love with.
faff for (2) start learning		be tricked, deceived.
fall in with start learning		agree with somebody's plan, idea, etc.
fall on (sth) start learning		take something violently because one is desperate for it.
fall out (with sb) start learning		have a fight with a friend.
fall over start learning		fall to the ground.
fall through start learning		fail to happen; be cancelled
break away start learning		move away from; escape.
break down (1) start learning		stop working (a car, a machine, etc.).
break down Q) start learning		come to an unsuccessful end (discussion, system, etc.)
break in(to) start learning		enter a building by force.
break in (on sth/sb) start learning		interrupt a conversation, speech, etc.
break oll start learning		come to an end, especially suddenly.
break out (1) start learning		escape (from prison or similar place).
break out (2) start learning		start to happen (of something unpleasant such as war, fire, etc.)
break out (3) start learning		start laughing.
break through start learning		force a way through.
break up (1) start learning		finish school and begin a holiday.
break up (2) start learning		come or bring to an end, especially by separating.
get along (with sb) start learning		form or have a friendly relationship.
get at start learning		reach or find (the truth, the answer, etc.).
get away with start learning		escape punishment for something one has done wrong.
get down to start learning		finally start doing something that needs a lot of time or energy.
get (sb) oft start learning		(cause to) escape being punished for a crime.
get out of (sth) start learning		avoid a responsibility or duty.
get round start learning		avoid or find a way to deal with (a problem).
get up to start learning		do something, especially something bad.
put (stil across start learning		explain ideas in a way people can understand.
put (stil aside start learning		stop thinking about a problem, quarrel, etc.
put (sth) back start learning		arrange for an event to start at a later date/time; delay.
put (sb) down start learning		make somebody feel unimportant; humiliate.
put (sb) down as start learning		guess what somebody is like or what they do, without having all of the necessary information.
put Gth) down to (sth) start learning		explain the reason for something, especially when one is guessing.
put in for (sth) start learning		make a formal request for.
put (sth) folward start learning		offer for consideration; suggest.
put (sth to sb) start learning		ask somebody aquestion or make a suggestion to them.
put up with (sb/sth) start learning		accept something unpleasant without complaining
look down on start learning		think that one is better than somebody else.
look in on start learning		make a short visif especially when one is on the way somewhere else.
look into start learning		try to find the truth about, the cause of (a problem, a crime, etc.).
look on start learning		watch without being involved.
look out start learning		search for and find a particular thing among one's belongings.
look over start learning		examine something, especially quickly.
look to start learning		depend on for help, advice, etc.
look up to start learning		respect or admire.
look down on start learning		think that one is better than somebody else.
look in on start learning		make a short visif especially when one is on the way somewherelse.
look into start learning		try to find the truth about, the cause of (a problem, a crime, etc.).
look on start learning		watch without being involved.
look out start learning		search for and find a particular thing among one's belongings.
look over start learning		examine something, especially quickly.
look to start learning		depend on for help, advice, etc.
look up to start learning		respect or admire.
give (sth away start learning		tell somebody something which is a secret.
give in (to) start learning		unwillingly agree to somebody's demands.
give of (sth) start learning		give things (time, effort, etc.) without expecting anything in return.
giye off start learning		produce (light, heat, sound, a gas, etc.).
give out start learning		use all of something, have none left.
give (sth) over (to) start learning		use for a particular purpose.
give (sb) up start learning		stop having a relationship with somebody.
give up on (sb) start learning		have no further hope for.
turn against (sb) start learning		decide that one does not like somebody.
turn (sb) away start learning		refuse to allow somebody to enter a place.
turn Gb/sth) down start learning		refuse an offer, request or invitation.
turn into start learning		become.
turn (sb) oif start learning		cause to lose interest.
turn on (sb) start learning		attack suddenly and without warning.
turn Gb) out (o0 start learning		force somebody to leave a place; send away.
turn Gb) over (to) start learning		take somebody to the responsible authority (usually the policd.?
turn to (sb) start learning		go to somebody (for help, support, etc.).
turn up start learning		appear unexpected
be onto (sth) start learning		have found something which is a
secret. start learning		sekret.
bear (sth/sb) out start learning		help to prove that something is
true. start learning		prawdziwe.
beef (sth) up start learning		strengthen or improve.
blow (sth) up start learning		cause something to appear more serious than it really is.
bring out start learning		produce a record, booK etc. for the public.
con (sb) into start learning		trick somebody into doing something.
get onto start learning		find out about.
get through (to) start learning		contact.
happen on/upon start learning		find or meet by chance.
iron (sth) out start learning		solve or find an answer to a problem.
jack (sth) in start learning		stop doing something.
mull (sth) over start learning		think about or consider for a time.
pick up on start learning		notice something that others have not noticed.
rake (sth) up start learning		remember and talk about something that should be forgotten
lay (sth) down start learning		declare or state firmly or officially.
lay into (sb) start learning		attack verbally.
lay off (sth) start learning		stop (doing, having, etc.).
lay (sb) oll start learning		stop employing a worker.
lay (sth) on (sb) start learning		give somebody a problem which is hard to deal with.
set about start learning		begin to do; deal with.
set aside start learning		leave out of consideration.
set back start learning		delay the advance or development of.
set (sb) oft start learning		cause sudden activity in somebody.
set to start learning		begin eagerly or with determination
bring about start learning		cause to happen.
bring back start learning		remind.
bring (sth) back start learning		postpone.
bring down start learning		cause to be destroyed, made powerless.
bring oli start learning		successfully accomplish something.
bring out start learning		publish (a book; release (a record, film, etc.).
bring together start learning		make two people or a group of people come together.
bring up start learning		mention during a conversation

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