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Question 1

Amp up

Answer 1

1. to increase.
2. to increase the power or force of (something)

Question 2

Answer for

Answer 2

to be responsible for something bad, or to be punished for something: I expect parents to answer for their children’s behaviour

Question 3

Allude to

Answer 3

to mention someone or something in a brief or indirect way: He alluded to problems with the new computers

Question 4

Amount to

Answer 4

come to be (the total) when added together.
“losses amounted to over 10 million pounds”

Question 5

Answer to

Answer 5

answer to somebody (for something)
to have to explain your actions or decisions to someone
All sales clerks answer to the store manager.

Question 6

Appeal to

Answer 6

appeal to someone. (phrasal verb) in the sense of attract. Definition. to attract, please, or interest. The idea appealed to him.

Question 7

Manage to

Answer 7

to manage to (do something): to succeed in (doing something)

Question 8

Agree on

Answer 8

Agree on means to share the same opinion about items, topics or standards: All parties agreed on plans to expand the Rideau Centre.

Question 9

Aim at

Answer 9

To target
(Inseparable | International English)
» Example: The magazine is AIMED AT teenagers.
Intend to achieve
(Inseparable | International English)
» Example: They’re AIMING AT reducing costs by ten percent

Question 10

Aim for

Answer 10

стремиться к

To plan for something; Intend to achieve
(Intransitive | International English)
» Example: When I had my last meeting with Richard we were AIMING FOR 5pm, but it was delayed by half an hour.

Question 11

Adhere to

Answer 11

adhered to; adhering to; adheres to. : to act in the way that is required by (something, such as a rule, belief, or promise)

Question 12

Advise against

Answer 12

to give someone advice not to do something: I’d strongly advise against making a sudden decision. Many Western countries, including the United States, advise against travel to the area.

Question 13

Get rid of

Answer 13

get rid of something. idiom. to remove something that you do not want any longer: I can’t wait to get rid of that ugly old couch.

Question 14

Add up

Answer 14

phrasal verb of add
1.
increase in amount, number, or degree.
“watch those air miles add up!”
2.
perform the process of calculating the total value of two or more numbers or amounts.
“I wonder how many people get ripped because they can’t add up”