CPE 7 Flashcards
go down (with somebody)/go over (with somebody)
to be received in a particular way by somebody (of remarks, proposals)
go down with
to become ill with something
go for
-to be sold for a particular amount of money
Ex: We expect the house to go for about £200,000.
go in for
to take an exam or enter a competition
go into
-to make a careful study of (something)
-to discuss in detail
go off
-to start making a noise as a signal or warning
Ex: I was just lying in bed waiting for the alarm to go off.
go on
-to happen
I wonder what’s going on next door – they’re making a lot of noise.
go on with
to continue an activity, especially after a break
go round
-to be enough for everyone to have one or some
There aren’t enough chairs to go around.
go through
- to look at or examine something carefully, especially in order to find something
Ex: She went through the company’s accounts, looking for evidence of fraud.
-to study or consider something in detail, especially by repeating it
Ex: Let’s go through the arguments again. - to use, spend, or eat all of something, especially quickly
Ex: He’d gone through all his money by the end of the first week of his holiday.
go up
-to be built
Ex: New office buildings are going up everywhere.
go with
-to be included with or as part of something (price)
Ex: Does a car go with the job?
hold back
-to prevent somebody/something from moving forward or crossing something
-to prevent the progress or development of somebody/something
Ex: We are determined that nothing should hold back the peace talks.
-to not do something, often because of fear or because you do not want to make a bad situation worse
-to keep information secret from someone deliberately
-to stop yourself showing an emotion
-to not speak or state an opinion
-to hesitate or to make somebody hesitate to act or speak
(không cho ai làm việc gì; ngăn cản ai làm gì-hold someone back)
-Ngăn ngừa điều gì đó di chuyển về phía trước hoặc tiến triển
-Cản trở ai đó/ việc gì đó phát triển
hold in
to not express how you really feel
hold off
-to not do something immediately (hold off on)
-to stop someone from attacking or defeating you
-to stop something from happening, or to be delayed
-to wait for a period of time before doing something
(không cho cái gì xảy ra; tránh xa)
- Ngăn ai đó tấn công hoặc đánh bạn
-Trì hoãn
- giữ cách xa, vắng mặt, nán lại, không đến
-Không làm việc gì đó ngay lập tức
hold on
-used to tell somebody to wait or stop
Ex: Hold on a minute while I get my breath back.
hold out
-to last, especially in a difficult situation
Ex: We can stay here for as long as our supplies hold out.
-to resist or survive in a dangerous or difficult situation
Ex: The rebels held out in the mountains for several years.
hold out for
-to cause a delay in reaching an agreement because you hope you will gain something
Ex: The union negotiators are holding out for a more generous pay settlement.
hold out on
to refuse to tell or give somebody something
hold over
-If a film, play, etc. is held over, it is shown or performed more times than was originally planned, usually because it is very popular with the public
-to delay something, or delay someone from leaving
-to not deal with something now, but wait to deal with it later
hold up
-to steal from a bank, shop, etc. using a gun
-to delay or block the movement or progress of somebody/something (hold up in)
(chậm trễ)
-Trì hoãn chuyến đi
a night owl
người ngủ muộn, dậy muộn” và làm việc hiệu quả vào ban đêm
be second to none
không có đối thủ, không chịu thua ai
cross one’s mind
Bất chợt hoặc vô tình bạn/điều gì được ai đó nghĩ tới