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Question 1

Bend over

Answer 1

To fold or flex something

Question 2

Burn out

Answer 2

When a light stops working

Question 3

Break off

Answer 3

To end a relationship (romantic and business)

Question 4

Bring up

Answer 4

To talk about a new topic

Question 5

Bank on

Answer 5

To base your hopes on something or someone

Question 6

Back down

Answer 6

to decide not to do something because of opposition, or because of pressure from authorities

Question 7

Back out

Answer 7

If you back out of something like an agreement or a deal, you decide not to follow through on it.

Question 8

Back out of

Answer 8

Bow out

Question 9

Back up

Answer 9

to make an extra copy of digital information on disc, flash drive, external hard drive, etc. in case the original data is lost

Question 10

Back up #2

Answer 10

If you back up what you say, you use evidence or examples to show that it’s true.

Question 11

Bail out

Answer 11

to help out someone or something that’s in serious trouble, especially financial trouble

Question 12

Base on

Answer 12

to use specific information, ideas or past experiences as a basis for making a decision

Question 13

Bear on

Answer 13

to have relevance to, or influence on, something

Question 14

Bear down on

Answer 14

Close in

Question 15

Bear up

Answer 15

To be brave and courage

Question 16

Break down

Answer 16

Vehicle shops working