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abide by
account for
act up
add up
6.adhere to
7.advise against
agree with
aim at
allow for
answer back
answer for
apply for
ask after
ask around
ask out
avail (oneself) of
back away
back down
back up
bail out
bank on
beef up
black out
block off
blow up
boot up
break away
break into
break off
break out
break out of
break up
bring up
brush up on
bump into
burn out
butt in (on)
call back
call off
call on/upon
calm down
carry on
carry out
carry over
catch up on
catch up with
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Respect or obey
Explain; give a r
Cause pain or
annoyance by functioning badly
Make
sense; seem reasonable
Support; follow; act in accordance with
Recommend not
doing something
Have the same opinion as someone else
Direct towards a target
Take into
consideration; Include in a calculation
Reply rudely
Be responsible for something.
Enquire about
someone's
Mention it wellto being.
people you see or meet.
Invite someone to lunch, dinner, the cinema ...
Take advantage of something
(an
opportunity)
Move
backwards, in fear or dislike
Withdraw;
concede defeat.
Give support or encouragement
Rescue from
financial
Base
yourdifficulties
hopes on something/some one.
Improve or make more substantial
Faint; lose consciousness
Separate using a barrier.
Explode.
Start a
computer by loading an operating system or program
Escape from cap
Enter by force.
Stop, discontinu
Start suddenly.
Escape from a place by force.
Come to an end (marriage, relationship...)
Raise (a child).
Improve,
refresh one's knowledge of something.
Meet by accident or unexpectedly.
Stop
(something)
working
Interrupt impolit
Return a phone
Cancel
Formally invite or request.
Become more relaxed or less angry/upset.
Continue.
Do something
as specified (plan, order, threat...)
Postpone until la
Acquire information you have missed.
Reach the same stage as someone else.
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cheer up
clam up
close down
come across
come forward
conk out
count on
cross out
cut down on
cut out
deal with
die down
dig into
dig up
dish out
do away with
do over
do up
do without
do without sugar.
drag out
draw up
dress up
drift apart
drift off
drive at
drop in
drop off
drop out
drown out
ease off/up
egg on
embark on/upon
end in
end up
explain away
face up (to)
fall behind
fall through
figure out
fill out
find out
fit in (with)
fizzle out
focus on
fold in
freak out
frown on/upon
fuss over
get along (with)
get at
get away
get by (on)
get down to
go along (with)
go back
go away
go in
go into (+ noun)
go into (+ noun)
go in for
go out
go (out) with
go through
grow up
hand back
hand down
hand in
hand out
hand over
hang back
hang on
hang on (to)
hang out

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Put someone in
Refuse to speak.
Stop operating
(company, restaurant, cinema ...)
Find by chance.
Present oneself.
Stop working.
Rely or depend
Remove by
drawing a line through.
Reduce in number or size.
Stop doing some
Handle, take
care ofdown,
(problem, situation)
Calm
become
lessdeep
strong.
Try
to find
inside something.
1) Break up the soil/remove by digging. 2) Discover or reveal information
Distribute or give away a lot.
Get rid of; aboli
Clean or redecor
Fasten (a garme
Manage without
Last longer than expected.
1) Make
something longer than necessary.
Write (contract, agreement, document).
1) Wear elegant clothes.
Become less and less close.
Gradually fall as
Insinuate; be
trying to say.
Visit, usually on the way somewhere.
1) Deliver
someone
or something.
Leave
school
without
finishing.
Be
louder
in
order to cover another sound.
Reduce, become less severe or slow down (pain, traffic, work ...)
Encourage
Start orinengage
i
Finish
a
certain way /
Finally
result inreach a
state,an
place
or action
Find
excuse
or plausible explanation
Accept ad deal with something unpleasant.
Fail to maintain a certain level
Fail / does not h
Understand /
find the answer
Complete
(a
form/applicatio
n)
Discover
or
obtain information
Feel
comfortable or be in harmony with
Gradually end
Concentrate on something
Mix one
ingredient with another.
Panic or go craz
Disapprove
Pay excessive
attention
to
Be
on good
terms / work well with.
Imply
Escape
Manage to cope or to survive.
Start to actually do something.
Agree with; acce
Return
1) Leave a
place
Enter
Go inside
Join or enter a
profession or oganization.
Have something as an interest or hobby.
Leave one's
home someone
to attend a social event.
Have
as a boyfriend/girlfri end.
Experience.
Spend one's
childhood / become an adult
Return
Pass
on (by
tradition, inheritance...
)Submit (report, homework)
Distribute
Give to someone in authority.
Be reluctant to do something
Wait
Keep a hold on something
Spend time in a particular
place or with a group of friends

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school, you must abide by
Ithe
hope
you can account
rules.
for the money you spent!
Dad's poor knee is acting up again.
Her story just doesn't add up.
All contestants must
adhere
to the
rules. him
The doctor
advised
carrying
Iagainst
agree with
you.heavy
I thinkloads.
she deserves
theaimed
awardhis
too.
The
policeman
gun atbetter
the hijacker.
You'd
leave early to
allow answer
for heavy
traffic.
Don't
back
your
mother!
Normally parents have to
answer
for their
children's
behaviour.
He
applied
for the
job
advertised.
My mother is always
asking after you.
I'll ask around and see if anyone has seen your cat.
John has asked Mary out
severalthe
times.
When
company is
privatized, you should avail yourself of the opportunity and buy some shares.
When he saw the dog, he backed away.
Local authorities backed
down
their
to got
demolish the cinema.
If
I tellonthe
bossplans
we've
too much work, will you back me up?
The government bailed out the bank.
Don't forget the date. I'm banking on your help.
He beefed up his
presentation
diagrams
When he fellwith
off the
horse, and statistics.
he blacked
out.
The
area was
blocked off
during
the demonstration.
The
terrorists
said the
bomb would blow up at 9 o'clock.
Just give me a few minutes to boot up the computer.
A few horses broke away
from
the paddock.
The burglars
broke into
thewas
house
around
midnight.
It
decided
to break
off
diplomatic
relations
Rioting
broke
out as with
a that country.
result
of
the
strike.
Three prisoners broke out
After
of jail.her marriage broke
up, Emma went to live in
She stopped working in
London.
order to bring up her children.
Mary decided to brush up on her Spanish before going to South-America.
Pedro bumped into his
English teacher at the supermarket.
The fuse has burnt out.
It's rude to butt in on a
conversation.
I'll call you back as soon
as possible.
The
meeting was called
off
because
of thethestrike.
I now
call upon
President
to address
He
was angry
at first,the
butassembly.
he eventually
down.
He
carried oncalmed
gardening
in
spite
of
the
rain.
The plan was carried out
to perfection.
As
regards holidays, can
we carry over days from one year to the next?
I must
call by
mother
to catch up on the latest family events.
I've
missed
some
classes
so I'll have to work hard to
For
security
reasons,
you
catch
up with
the others.
have to check in two hours before your flight.
1) Is Mr. Bush still at the hotel? No, he checked out this morning. 2) I don't know if the address is still valid.
I'll check it out.
I told her a joke to try and
cheer
up.
When her
the teacher
arrived,
she clammed up.
When the factory closed down, the employees lost their jobs.
Julie came across some
photographs
of her
grandparents
in the attic.
The police have
asked
any
witnesses
to come
The
car conked
outforward.
on the
motorway.
I'm
counting on the taxi
driver
toexercises
find the theatre.
In some
you are
asked to cross out the incorrect word.
The doctor told him to cut down on cigarettes.
I'm going to cut out eating
sweet food.
The manager is good at dealing with difficult customers.
When the applause died down, she started to sing.
He dug into his pocket and found a coin.
1) He tried to dig up the tree by its roots. 2) Some newspapers often try to
dig up scandalous information.
He spent the day dishing out invitations to tourists.
Some people think it's
timeparents
to do away
with the
monarchy.
My
will need
to do
over their
soon. The paintwork needs refreshing.
Good
boy living-room
Alex! You know
how
to
do
up
your
coat
now!
The shops are closed so
we'llexpected
have to do
without sugar.
We
a short
speech but it dragged on and on!
1) Let's decide now and not drag out this discussion.
An agreement as drawn up and signed by the two parties.
1) Do people dress up to
go towere
the childhood
opera in your
country?
We
friends
but
we back,
driftedclosed
apart his
over the years.
He sat
eyes and
drifted
What
exactly
areoff.
you
driving at?
I sometimes drop in to see my grandparents on my way home from school.
1) I'll drop you off at the bus stop if you like.
She decided to go to art
school,
thenupdropped
outto
after the first term.
She
turned
the music
drown out the noise of the children outside.
After Christmas, the workload generally eases off.
Egged on by his friends,
the boy
climbedonover
the wall.
She
embarked
a career
that lead her to fame.
Their marriage ended in divorce.
If he continues his
misconduct,
end
How
are youhe'll
going
to up in prison.
explain
missing
Sam
willaway
havethe
to face
up money?
to the fact that Jenny is not in love with him.
She fell behind at school and had to study harder.
Our planned boat trip fell
through
of out
the storm.
I'm
tryingbecause
to figure
how to assemble the wardrobe.
Please fill out the enclosed form and send it back as soon as possible.
I'm going to call the
cinema to find out what time the film starts.
He just doesn't fit in with the others.
Over the years their
friendship
fizzled
out.
The advertising
campaign
will focus on the quality of the product.
Fold in the eggs with the sugar.
She nearly freaked out
when
she saw
the colour of her hair. It was a disaster!
My parents
always
frowned
on smoking.
She's
always
fussing over
her grandson.
I get along (well) with my mother-in-law.
What exactly are you
trying
to get got
at? away in a
The
robbers
black car.
It's difficult to get by on a low salary.
It's time to get down to some serious work!
Alex tends to go along
with anything
his to
wife
says.
Children
go back
school
after
holidays.
1)
Wethe
decided
to go away
for a fewa bakery.
days. Let's go
There's
in
bread.
Goand
intobuy
thesome
bakery
and see
if they sell croissants.
He decided to go into the army when he left school.
She doesn't really go in for sports.
Many young people go out a lot.
Is Julie going (out) with
Tom?
Pete went through a lot of
pain after the accident.
He grew up in a small village in the mountains.
She read the article and
then handed it back.
My clothes were handed down to me by my older sister.
All application forms must
be handedwill
in before
the end of the month.
Samples
be handed
out atboy
thewas
endforced
of the to
demonstration.
The
hand
over
the
mobile
All the children rushedphone he had stolen.
towards
clown except
one boy who hung back.
Hang
onthe
a minute.
I'm
early ready.
Hang on to that rope and you'll be ok.
Where does he hang out these days?
Who does he hang out with?

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hang up
head off
head for
hit back
hit on/upon
hold on
hold up
hook up
hook up (with)
hurry up
idle away
iron out
impose on/upon
improve on/upon
indulge in
insure against
invite out
join in
join up
jot down
keep back
keep on
keep up with
kneel down
kick off
knock back
knock down
knock out
know of
lay off
leaf through
leak out
leave out
let down
light up
line up
live through
liven up
log in/on
log off
look after
look ahead
look down on
look into
look on
look for
look forward to
look up to
lose out on/to
make fun of
make off with
make up
make up for
miss out (on)
mix up
move in
move out
nail down
name after
narrow down
nod off
note down
opt out
own up
pass away
pass on
pass out
pay back
pick on
pick out
pick up
pick up
play up
play up
play down
pop across/over/
down/out
pop in
pop up
pull through
put away
put off
put on
put on
put out
put (yourself)
put (something) out
put through
put up
put up with
point out
reel off
rely on
rub out
run away
run into
run out of
set off
set up
shop around
show up
shut up (impolite)
sign in
sign out
sign up (for)
sign up (with)
single out
sink in
sit down
sleep in
sober up
stand up
take after
take apart
take away
take care of
take off
take in
take in
take in
take on
take out
tell off
think over
throw away

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Start to go somewhere.
Go/move in a
certain
direction.
Retaliate
/
reply to an attack
Find
unexpectedly or by inspiration
Wait
Show as a example
Fasten (a garment)
Link
broadcasting
Be
quick / facilities
act speedily
Waste
time
doing
nothing
Resolve
by much.
discussion/ eliminate differences
Ask too much of someone.
Make better
Allow
yourself to enjoy something
Guarantee
compensatio
damage
Ask
someonentofor
join
you etc.
for lunch, dinner, etc.
Participate
Engage in,
become a member of
Take quick notes
Retain / force to
stay back
Continue doing something
Stay at the same
level
as someone
or something
Go down
on
your knees
Begin, start
Drink quickly
(usually alcohol)
Strike someone or something to the ground.
Cause someone to fall unconscious.
have heard of / have knowledge about
Fire
Turn over pages quickly
Become known
(information)
Omit / not
mention
Disappoint
Illuminate
Stand in a row.
Experience
something and survive
Make something livelier or more attractive.
Access a
program or database using a password.
End access to a database.
Take care of
Think of the
future
Consider as inferior
Examine or
investigate.
Be a spectator at an event
Try to find something
Await or anticipate with pleasure
Admire
Be unsuccessful
/ suffer a loss
Laugh at / make jokes about
Steal and hurry away
Invent (excuse, story)
Compensate for
Lose an
opportunity
Mistake oneto do something.
thing or person for another
Arrive in a new home or office
Leave your home/office for another one.
Make someone
say something
Give
the same precisely
name asaanother
Reduce
list or person
a number of options.
Fall asleep
Write
something down
Leave a system or decide not to participate
Admit or
confess something
Die
Transmit
Faint / lose
consciousness
Reimburse
Choose
someone to blame, punish, bully, etc.
Select; choose
Learn
Collect; give
someone a lift
Cause pain or discomfort.
Emphasize or make
something
seem more important.
Minimize or
make something
appear less important
Come
or go
quicklya brief
in the direction specified
Make
visit
Arise, occur
Overcome
difficulties or illness
Return something to its normal place after using it.
Postpone /
arrange
date
Turn
on a/ later
switch
on
Wear a garment or piece of clothing.
Extinguish
Go to a lot of trouble / be inconvenienced
Leave/place
sometingtwo
outside the house.
Connect
people (on the telephone)
Accommodate
/
give someone a bed
Tolerate
Indicate / direct
attention to something
Count on / depend on / trust
Erase
Escape from a
place
or suddenly leave
Meet by
accident or unexpectedly (also : bump into)
Have no more of something
Start a journey
Start a business
Compare prices
Appear / arrive
Be silent, stop
talking
Register (e.g. at a hotel)
Pay your bill
and
leave
(e.g. a hotel)
Enroll
in an
activity
Sign
an
agreement
Select
for to work for somebody
special attention
To be fully understood
Take a seat
Sleep later than
usualrid of the
Get
effects of too much alcohol
Rise from a sitting position
Resemble in
appearanceoror character
Dismantle
separate the components
Cause
something to disappear
Look after
Leave the
groundto stay in
Allow
one's
homeyour
Note with
eyes and register.
Understand
what one sees, hears or reads / realize what is happening.
Hire or engage staff
Remove /
extract
Reprimand
/
criticize severely
Consider
Discard as
useless or unwanted.

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He headed off to the train
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The boat was heading for the rocks.
When he was attacked, the boy hit back.
She hit upon an idea for her new collection.
1) Hold on please. I'll put you through to Mr. Brown. 2) She held on to the railing as she crossed the bridge.
She held up the diagram
all to
see.
Ifor
need
help
to hook up my
dress.
Many networks are hooked up by satellite.
Hurry up! We'll miss the
bus!
He idles away hours every day watching television.
The meeting tomorrow will be an opportunity to iron out difficulties.
Is it alright if I stay? I
don't want to impose upon your hospitabity.
The runner improved on his previous performance.
Ive been dieting all week but today I'm going to indulge in a dessert.
The house is insured against fire
Harry invited her out for dinner.
She was too shy to join in
theJohn
game.
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joinedthe
upaddress
as soon as he left school.
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jotted
while
watching
the programme
on TV.
A barrier was installed
to
keep back the fans.
I told him to be quiet but he kept on making noise.
Bill walks so fast it's difficult to keep up with him.
Most people kneel down
to pray.
The
football match kicked
off at 3 p.m.
He knocked back a pint of beer and left.
The child was knocked
down by a car. The tree was knocked down during the storm
The boxer was knocked out in the first round.
Do you know of anyone else attending the conference?
Many factories have had
to layleafed
off workers.
She
through a
magazine in the waiting room.
News of the planned merger leaked out.
Tom's name was left out of
the report.
You
promised to come to
the
so don't
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watched
the let me down!
floodlights
light lined
up theupcastle.
The
books were
neatly on the shelves.
My grandparents lived through two wars.
We need to liven up the presentation somehow.
You need to log in to your account before you use the services.
Log off the system and then turn off the computer.
A baby sitter looks after
the time
children
whenthe
their
parents go out.
It's
to forget
past
andtends
look ahead.
He
to look down on
anyone
who
is
not
successful.
I'll look into the matter
and call you back.
Billy didn't take part in the fight. He just looked on.
Jane went shopping to
look for a pair of shoes.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
He was a wonderful teacher and many students looked up to him.
I'm the one who'll lose out
if ourold
plan
goes
wrong.
The
lady
dresses
so
strangely
thatwith
the children
make fun of her.
He
made off
my
briefcase
while
I
was
the timetable.
Some employees makechecking
up
excuses
when
they
arrive late for work.
With
hard
work
I can
make
for before
the days I was absent.
If
youup
leave
Saturday
you'll
out on the party.
I don't know
themiss
members'
names yet.
I tend
to mix them up
You've
bought
a new
house? When are you moving in?
My promised
neighbourtoiscome
leaving.
He
butHe's moving out next Saturday.
we'll have to nail him
down
a date.
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named after his grandfather.
The list of suspects has
been
narrowed often
downnods
to three people.
My grandfather
off call
in front
of the television
I'll
the station
and
note down the departure times.
I enjoy tennis but I'm so busy I had to opt out of the tournament.
The boy owned up. He
said old
he kicked
the ball
through the window.
The
lady passed
away
peacefully.
Don't forget to pass on the
information.
She passed out when she
Iheard
will lend
younews.
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the bad
provided you pay me
backother
before
the endwere
of the
week.picking on Charlie because of his red hair.
The
children
always
Will you help me pick out
a handbagare
to quick
go with
Children
to my
pickoutfit?
up
a new
language.
James
is coming
to pick
me up
at 8 o'clock.
My
stomach
is starting to
play up again after all that heavy food.
He always plays up his achievements.
The government played down the gravity of the situation.
She popped over to visit her mother after lunch.
He sometimes pops in for
aThe
cupquestion
of coffee.
popped up
during
the meeting.
My
grandmother
caught
pneumonia but she pulled through.
Please put away the dictionary when you've finished using it.
The meeting was put off
becauseyou
of put
the strike.
Could
on the light
please?
Put on your coat - it's getting cold.
It took a long time to put
out the fire.
Please don't put yourself out for us.
Don't forget to put out the dustbin.
I'll put you through to
Mr. can
Brown.
We
put you up if
you'd
to come
for can
the week-end.
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know
how you
put up
withpointed
all the noise.
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teacher
out
the mistake.
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amazed everyone by
reeling
off allYou
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Don't worry.
rely verbs she had learned.
on me. I can keep a secret.
Write it in pencil so that you can rub it out.
He ran away from home at the age of fourteen.
Sophie ran into Maria at the shopping centre.
What a nuisance! I've run
out ofSaturday
coffee. morning
Early
we
ski slopes.
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setoff
upfor
herthe
own
company
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always10wise
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shop
around
before
buyingtoanything.
We
expected
William
come but he didn't show up.
Oh shut up you idiot!
Let's go and eat as soon as
we've signed in.
He signed out and left for the airport.
Emma signed up for a
computer course.
Paul has signed up with a news agency.
Two
boys
were for
singled
It took
a while
the out for extra coaching.
scale of the disaster to
Please
come
in
and
sit
sink in.
down.
Tomorrow's Saturday, so I
can sleep in!
Jack went for a long walk to sober up.
The pupils stood up when the headmaster arrived.
Jamie really takes after his dad.
The technician has to take
the machine
apartme
in order to repair it.
The
doctor gave
tablets
takeofaway
pain.
I'll taketocare
your the
plants
whileplane
you're
away.
The
took
off at 7
o'clock.
She's always taking in
stray cats and dogs!
She took in every detail of her rival's outfit.
The man immediately took in the scene and called the police.
Business is good so the
company
is taking
extra staff.
She took out
a pen on
to note
the address.
The
teacher told her off
for have
not doing
her over
homework.
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to think
the
proposal
beforeaway
I decide.
You can throw
that
book - it's a load of rubbish!