English Verb Phrase I Flashcards

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Mobilize resources

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Gave government the fiscal capacity to mobilize resources for Big Push industrialization.

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Impose restrictions

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Government imposed restrictions on mobility.

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Provide sb with leeway in -ing

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…providing local governments with substantial leeway in making economic development decisions.

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Correspond to sth

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Investment cycles corresponded to policy cycle and recurrent policy conflict.

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Ups and downs in sb’s view of sth/sb

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These remarkable ups and downs in the Chinese view of the value of Soviet experience reflected the relevance of the Soviet Union to China’s own course.

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Score achievements

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Heavy industry had by then scored great achievements.

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Throw sb into greater reliance on

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This had the effect of throwing the Tang house into greater reliance on the more loyal southern provinces.

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Sth is/are Compensated for by sth

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The scarcity of the archaeological documents in largely compensated for by the almost inexhaustible riches of the literary sources.

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,As conventional wisdom has it,

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Phrase

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,to one degree or another,

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In various degrees

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It is/was not so much A as it is/was B

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This was not so much a rejection of academic study as it was a sign that intellectual culture itself was increasingly concerned with analyzing American society.

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To bear on the the problems of

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To have an impact upon the problems of
A new generation of reformers sought to bring empirical data,efficiency, and professional training to bear on the problems of industrial America.

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Overdose on

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Overdose on sleep pills

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The gap between A and B is/was jarring

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A and B was out of harmony and the gap was irritating

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Receive wide publicity

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Phrase

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Ferret out

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To search and discover through persistent investigation

She ferreted out the truth.

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Drop off to sleep

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Phrase

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Relay information and mediate disputes

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Phrase

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Use A as a proxy for B

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Use A as a substitute/agent for B

…then blacks can use what is best for the group as a proxy for what is best for themselves as individuals.

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Do sth flat out

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In a direct manner; bluntly

He told me the truth flat out.

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Elaborating on the premise that ….., S……

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Phrase

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Get to the bottom of sth

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The basic underlying quality; the source

Let’s get to the bottom of the problem.

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Commensurate with

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Corresponding in size or degree; proportionate: a salary commensurate with my performance.

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In the service of

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Selective incentives played a part, but they were in the service of some large objectives.

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By no means

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In no sense; certainly not

This remark by no means should be taken lightly.

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By any means

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In any way possible; to any extent

He is not by any means an easy opponent.

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Bear little resemblance to

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The realities of communization bore little resemblance to the principles of the rational utilization of labor upon which the Great Leap originally was based.

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Commensurate with

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Corresponding in size or degree; proportionate: a salary commensurate with my performance.