Phrasal Verbs (EN) Flashcards

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to do again

I’ll have to ___ it ______.

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do over

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to leave a room or building, especially in order to do something for entertainment

When will you ___ _____?

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go out

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30 minutes

I’ll be out for _____ ___ _____.

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half an hour

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To enter your user id and password to connect to a network online

I wanna ____ ___ to this website.

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log in/on

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terminating a connection to a network

Don’t forget to ____ ____!

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log out/off

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to enter somewhere (e.g. a house) illegally, especially by force

The robbers _______ _____ this house last night.

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break into

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have a good relationship with someone - 1

I ____ ___ _____ my neighbours.

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get on with

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have a good relationship with someone - 2

Do you ____ _______ ____ _____ your friends?

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get along well with

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enter a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

I’ve just _____ ____ the train.

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get on

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leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

He _____ ____ the bus three minutes ago.

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get off

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to return to a place where you were or where you have been before

When will you ____ ______?

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go back

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return to a place (the speaker is in that place)

She’ll _____ _____ around 8pm tonight.

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come back

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to remove anything that is worn on the body (especially clothes)

I wanna ______ clothes _____, ‘cause it’s too hot.

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take off

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leave the ground(a plane)

The plane is ________ _____ now.

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take off

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enter a room or building

Your secretary said to ______ ___.

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come in

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enter a definite room

Ask him to ______ ______ your heart and forever stay.

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come into

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move out or away(+prep)

Otherwise they’ll never _____ _____ ____ poverty.

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get out of

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to care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave, etc.

My parents were __________ me ____ for ages.

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bring up

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originate(from country)

I’m _______ the United Kingdom

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be from

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originate(from city)

He ________ ______ Chicago.

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come from

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increase in volume

Please, ______ ____ the music, it’s too quiet.

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turn up

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decrease in volume

Please, ______ ______ the music, it’s too loud.

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turn down

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speak louder

I haven’t heard your words, can you ________ ____, please?

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speak up

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be absent from a place, home

He is _____ now, could you drop in later?

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be out

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be absent (far) Yes, well my secretary ___ ______, she's on a business trip in the UK now
be away
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to repair So, I have to ____ ____ my car by tomorrow.
do up
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to fasten Please, ____ ____ your belt.
do up
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leave unexpectedly, escape He ____ ______ from the police last month.
run away
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to start doing a particular job or activity I ______ ____ learning foreign languages.
take up
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to think with pleasure about a future event that you expect to enjoy I _____ ________ going there.
look forward to
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to examine the facts about a problem or situation The police are ________ _____ this crime.
look into
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to wash your hands or body or dishes Don't forget to ______ your hands _____!
wash up
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to continue doing something - 1 I'll ____ ____ watching this playlist.
go on
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to continue doing something - 2 They _________ ____ doing it.
carry on
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to do something that you have said you will do or have been asked to do We _________ ____ a scientific research.
carry out
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to increase speed How can we ________ ____ this progress?
speed up
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to decrease speed ______ ______! You're driving too fast
slow down
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allow to enter He _____ her ____.
let in
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allow to leave They didn't want to _____ him ____.
let out
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to be responsible for or to deal with a situation or task I'll ______ ______ ____ you for a couple of weeks.
take care of
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to take care of someone or something I promise to ______ ______ you forever.
look after
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to look or be like an older relative He ______ ______ his father.
take after
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to remember and think about the past __________ _____, there were many mistakes.
look back
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think about the future __________ _______, you need to prepare for it more thoroughly.
look ahead
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read quickly I'll ______ __________ this report.
look through
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turn and look at the pages of a magazine quickly I _________ __________ this article.
flick through
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to be friends with people that others think are bad He _____ ______ a very difficult situation.
get into
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enter a car I wanna _____ ______ the car.
get into the car
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exit a car _____ _____ ___ my car!
get out of the car
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to come or go into I can't _____ ____.
get in
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to concentrate I've been _________ ____ this problem for two hours.
focus on
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to keep money so that you can use it later I had to ______ ____ my money after that situation.
save up
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stop working His watches ________ ______ suddenly and he couldn't know the time.
break down
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to have no more (time, money, battery, coffee) I'm __________ _____ ____ time.
run out of
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to admire I ______ ____ ____ this person for a long time.
look up to
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to assist(frequently financially) He often ______ me _____.
help out
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to think that you are better than somebody
look down on
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wear formal clothes He has to ________ ____ today.
dress up
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put on fancy or unusual clothes We all know that children often like _________ ____.
dress up
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to dress oneself It's too cold, I need to _____ my clothes ____.
put on
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wear less formal clothes He prefers to _______ ______.
dress down
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to suggest What are you _________ _____ in this situation?
get at
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to meet a person by chance - 2 I ____ ______ her yesterday.
run into
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to meet a person by chance - 1 I __________ _____ him in the local supermarket.
bump into
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to start a journey They _____ _____ in the morning.
set off/out
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find the solution to a problem or question I can't _______ _____ how it works.
figure out
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to understand I can't ______ _____ what to do next.
make out
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to form something This story was ______ ____.
make up
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I decided I ______ ____ ____ ______ to learn all this phrasal verbs.
I made up my mind
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to compensate for (a mistake / doing or not doing something / etc.) Who will ______ ____ this losses?
make up for
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to meet someone, or a group of people, in order to do something together Let's ______ ____ tonight.
meet up
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to summarize I always ______ ____ at the end of the year.
sum up
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stay at the same point/level as - 2 I'll try to ______ ____ ______ them by the end of this month.
keep up with
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stay at the same point/level as - 1 It was very difficult for him to _______ ____ _____ the rest of the class.
catch up with
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other part of group, that was stayed It was very difficult for him to catch up with ____ ______ ___ the class.
the rest of
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move more slowly than other people so that you are behind them - 1 Study harder or you can _____ _________.
fall behind
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move more slowly than other people so that you are behind them - 2 It's very easy to _____ _________ if you don't watch this playlist regularly.
lag behind
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​to go somewhere with somebody We're going to go there. Will you ______ ________ with us?
come along
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quarrel They ______ ______ for no reason.
fall out
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to offer, suggest (a proposal / a plan / etc.) for consideration A very interesting strategy was _____ __________.
put forward
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to try to impress others by talking about your abilities, possessions, etc. I don't understand people, who _______s _____.
show off
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to appear They ______ed ____ too late.
show up
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to appear unexpectedly And he ______ed _____ suddenly.
turn up
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to make somebody go to sleep or become unconscious He was _________ed ____.
knock out
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to hit somebody and make them fall to the ground He was _________ed ______ by the car.
knock down
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to rely on You can ________ ____ me.
count on
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to make someone believe something that is not true(verb) He _________ed her.
deceive
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to make somebody believe something that is not true(phrasal verb) - often used in the passive I was _________ ____ by her.
take in
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to return something to the place you borrowed or bought it from Don't forget to ______ it ______!
take back
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to go to a station, an airport, etc. to say goodbye to somebody who is starting a journey Can I _____ you _____?",
see off
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to become too big to fit into a piece of clothing He ______ _____ ___ these shoes.
grow out of
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to produce something such as a smell, heat, light, etc. This food ______s _____ a very unpleasant smell.
give off
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to lose consciousness - 1 He ______ed _____.
pass out
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to lose consciousness - 2 She ________ed _____.
black out
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cause to happen What _________ _______ these changes?
bring about
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to wait (especially on the telephone) ______ ____ a little.
hold on
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used to ask somebody to wait for a short time or to stop what they are doing Well, _______ ____, I have to do something.
hang on
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see the place(for instance city, district, area) I'd like to _____ _________ the city.
get around/round
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make people understand something - 1 I'll try to ____ this message ________.
get across
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make people understand something - 2 Can you ____ it ________?
put across
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to find yourself in a place or situation at the end of a process or period of time This situation ____ed ____ fighting / quarrelling.
end up doing
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to have something as an ending(not verb) Their marriage ____ed ____ divorce.
end in
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to knock a person or an animal down and drive over their body or a part of it He was ____ ______ by a lorry.
run over
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to read aloud something Please, ______ ____ these names.
read out
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to visit someone shortly - 1 I'll _____ ___ ___ you tomorrow.
call (in) on
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to visit someone - 2 Will you ______ ___ ___ us?
drop in on
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visit shortly(//) - 1 Will he ____ ___?
call in/by/round
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visit unexpectedly(/) - 2 She didn't ______ ____.
drop in/by
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to visit someone at their house(/) - 3 I'll ______ ________ to you
come around/round
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to be at home She often ______s ___.
stay in
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be away from your home He often ______s ____.
stay out
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eat at home I prefer to ____ ___.
eat in
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to eat at a restaurant I didn't ____ ____ yesterday.
eat out
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to go to bed later than usual I _____ed ___ again last night.
stay up
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to solve a problem I ______ed _____ this problem very easily.
sort out
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to solve a problem I'll try to ______ ____ this problem as soon as possible.
iron out
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to support I _____ed him ____.
back up
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make a copy of a file I've already _____ed ____ this project.
back up
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to train the body by physical exercise I ______ ____ on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
work out
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to test something by using it I'd like to ____ ____ this café.
try out
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to successfully make contact with someone (usually by telephone) I called her but I couldn't ____ ________.
get through
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a newly formed business that is usually small We _______ed ____ a new business.
start up
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to continue doing something - 1 ______ it ____!
keep up
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to continue doing something - 2 ______ ____ doing it!
keep on
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meet a difficulty I ______ ____ _________ so many difficulties during this year.
come up against
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meet with difficulty He ____ ___ _________ different problems on her way.
run up against
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to be published This book ______ ____ at last.
come out
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to spoil (food) Perhaps this food is already ______ _____.
go off
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to stop doing business He _______s his business ______ a month ago.
close down
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to fall asleep for a short time while you are sitting in a chair He likes to ____ ____ on the lectures.
nod off
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to go to sleep, especially during the day Sometimes he ______s _____ if he didn't sleep well last night.
doze off
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to hang She really likes _____ing ____ the Christmas tree toys.
put up
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to raise price I'm not going to _____ ____ the price.
put up
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to tolerate or accept an unpleasant situation or person without complaining I'm not going to _____ ____ with this situations.
put up with
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start living in a new home They ______ed ___ a year ago.
move in
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stop living in a house or flat We've going to ______ing ____.
move out
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start living in a new home(definite) We've just _____ed _____ this house.
move into
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stop living in a house or flat(definite) We didn't like living in this flat, so we _____ed ____ ___ at the weekends.
move out of
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pass to another subject Let's ______ ___ ___ the next slide.
move on to
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to be careful - 1 _____ ____! I see the car.
look out
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to be careful - 2 _______ ____! The car can knock you down.
watch out
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to have sold all the available items, tickets, etc. All these things were ______ ____.
sell out
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to buy all or as much as possible of something All the salt was ________ ____.
buy up
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become happier He told her to _______ ____.
cheer up
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to use all of something so that there is none left They _____ed ____ the petrol.
use up
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поделать What can we ____ _______ it?
do about
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to take control of something This firm was _______ _____.
take over
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to stop yourself from expressing how you really feel She tried to _____ _____ her tears.
hold back
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to ignore or forget something, usually a feeling or difference of opinion _____ all your debts _______ and don't think about them.
put aside
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stop the fire burning She ____ ____ the candle.
put out
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draw a line through sth written This word was _______ed _____.
cross out
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to leave school, college, etc. without finishing your studies He made up his mind to ______ ____ ___ the university.
drop out of
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accept something and try to deal with it(about a fact) _____ ___ ___ ____ _____ _____ we can't change it.
face up to the fact that
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accept something and try to deal with it(about something) I can't ______ ___ ___ this problem.
face up to
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(of a plan or an action, especially one that involves risk) to be successful and bring good results I'm sure your hard work will ____ ____.
pay off
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to give something to a lot of people He ______ ____ his old clothes.
give out
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​to give a number of things to the members of a group They ______ed _____ this materials.
hand out
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a printed sheet of paper or a few printed pages that are given free to advertise or give information about something These ________s were handed out.
leaflet
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send something to a lot of people All the invitations were ______ ____.
send out
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a request (spoken or written) to participate or be present or take part in something This __________ was accepted.
invitation
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to become calm, less excited or less enthusiastic; to become cool or cooler Don't be angry, ______ ______.
cool down
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relax after being angry Don't be angry, ______ ______.
calm down
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to recover from When will he ____ ______?
get over
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to make somebody remember something or think about it again It _______s us _____ very happy memories.
bring back
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to quickly improve a skill, especially when you have not used it for a time I need to ________ ____ ____ my English before going to the UK.
brush up on
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not include His name was _______ _____.
leave out
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to experience or suffer something She's ____ing __________ the difficult time.
go through
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to give up the single life and start a family When will he _________ ______ at last?
settle down
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to reduce the size, amount or number of something You need to ____ ______ ___ sugar.
cut down on
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to be discovered to be (right) You ______ed ____ ___ ___.
turn out to be
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to shock or surprise somebody very much I was ________ _______ ____ the beauty of this place.
be take aback by
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start doing sth seriously It's high time we ____ ______ ___ the business.
get down to
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to destroy with fire (usually buildings) They ______ ______ the village.
burn down
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to start a computer I ______ed ____ the computer.
boot up
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to try different shops to find the best deal I'd like to ______ ________ for the lowest price.
shop around
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to be as good, successful, etc. as expected or needed syn: match up It doesn't _________ ___ ___ these standards.
measure up to
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depend on(as someone wishes) It ___ ___ ___ you.
to be up to
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to cover something completely in paper or other material, for example when you are giving it as a present This parcel was well _______ed (____).
wrap up
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to continue doing something despite difficulties - 1 I _______ ___ the idea, that we need to do as many good things as possible.
stick to
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to continue doing something despite difficulties - 2 She _______s ___ the belief, that we should be kinder.
cling to
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end a phone call She ______ ___ suddenly and I guessed, that something goes bad.
hang up
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a small bag made of very thin rubber that becomes larger and rounder when you fill it with air or gas This __________ is quite big.
balloon
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to fill with air (balloon / a tire / a football, etc.) Can you ______ ____ this baloon?
blow up
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to cheat somebody, by making them pay too much, by selling them something of poor quality, etc. It was easy to _____ him _____.
rip off
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to stay away from ______ ____ the grass!
keep off
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delay I was ______ ____ in a traffic jam.
hold up
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eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth(2) After that act he _________ ____ / ________ed.
throw up / vomit
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behave awkwardly or badly Children often _____ ___.
act up
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assist someone in a difficult situation, often financial The government tries to _____ this company _____.
bail out
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to die (usually a person) They ______ed _____.
pass away
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to destroy (something or someone) by explosion; to explode They ______ ____ the building.
blow up
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a line of cars, trucks, etc. that are moving slowly or not moving at all The ________ _____ was really tremendous.
traffic jam
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reply rudely She often _________s ______.
answer back
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to start, usually suddenly (about unpleasant things, e.g. wars, epidemics, fires, violence, etc.) The war ________ _____ at on 24 February 2022.
break out
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to obtain money by removing it from your bank account How much would you want to ______ ____?
take out
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to be much better or more important than somebody/something This employee _______s ____ from the rest.
stand out
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be different to everyone else He very _______s _____ ____ __ _______ last night.
stand out in a crowd
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to take strict action in order to prevent something, especially crime - 1 The government decided to _______ _____ ____ corruption.
clamp down on
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to take strict action in order to prevent something, especially crime - 2 The police _______ed ______ ____ this criminal.
crack down on
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the system of official rules and ways of doing things that a government or an organization has, especially when these seem to be too complicated.
bureaucracy
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to employ, hire someone We need to ______ ____ new staff.
take on
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ask someone to go on a date I made up my mind to _____ her _____ at last
ask out
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to do something wrong and not be punished for it He wanted to ____ ______ ______ this murder.
get away with
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suddenly start (crying, laughing) She _______ _____ crying after that.
burst out
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suddenly start (tears, laughter) He _______ ______ laughter suddenly.
burst into
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become less noisy, powerful or active This noise ______ ______ in the afternoon.
die down
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to destroy completely by ripping I'll _____ ___ her book.
tear up
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to admit that you have done something wrong No one _____ed ____ ____ doing it.
own up to
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to stop employing (a worker), often for a short time because there is not enough work (often passive) Twenty workers were _____ ____ last night.
lay off
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to make tired These exercises ______ me _____.
wear out
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exhausted
worn-out
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to fall in love (with) I _____ _____ her at the moment.
fall for
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to have something as an interest or a hobby She doesn't ____ ____ _____ sports.
go in for
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to speak angrily to somebody for doing something wrong He was ______ ____ for it.
tell off
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return money He hasn't _____ me _____ yet.
pay back
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not express your feelings He _______ed ____ envy.
bottle up
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to reduce something The price was urgently ________ _____.
bring down
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become brighter and better (for weather) We'll go out if the weather _______ ____.
clear up
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to enter your mind I ______ ____ the following conclusion yesterday.
come to
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manage to survive / live How do you _____ ____ on this money?
get by
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to connect a telephone caller to the number he or she wants I'll ____ you ________ to him.
put through to
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to be summarized as - 1 The problem ______s ______ ____ one thing - lack of money.
come down to
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to be summarized as - 2 So many things ______ ______ ____ money.
boil down to
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to make something fall down by cutting it at the base So many trees are being ____ _____ nowadays.
cut down
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ask many people the same question I _____ed ________ but no one knew it.
ask around
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to fail to happen or be completed (plans, arrangements, schemes, etc.). The project was _____ ________.
fall through
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to suggest or think of an idea or plan I ______ ____ ______ an interesting solution to this problem.
come up with
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to become something - 1 She _____ed _____ a horrible person.
turn into
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to become something - 2 He _______ed _____ a successful businessman.
change into
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to explain the reason for something How can you _________ ____ this accident?
account for
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to agree to do something that you do not want to do He had to ______ ____ to them.
give in
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write in a finished form When will you ______ this report ____ at last?
write up
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to finish, end up He ________ ____ in prison.
wind up
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to become relaxed How do you usually _____ _____ after work?
wind down
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consider and compare I'd like to _______ ____ all the pros and cons.
weigh up
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to stop or make somebody stop being friendly towards somebody He ______s everyone ________ himself.
turn against
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put things in the correct place in a room _____ ____ your room!
tidy up
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to improve a skill by practising I'd like to _______ ____ my English before going to England.
polish up
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to write in a hurry I _________ed _____ his phone number.
scribble down
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to interrupt She _____ ___ ___ him again.
cut in
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pay a short visit I'll _____ ___ on you tonight.
look in
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to be patient with _____ _____ me these two days. I'll finish it soon.
bear with
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think about future event and plan for it I'd better ______ _______ so you don't repeat this.
think ahead
244
close a business, shop, etc. He _____ his shop _____.
shut down
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knock down (with a vehicle) He was ____ _____ by a car.
run down
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to examine (someone or something) carefully and completely I'll _____ _____ this report.
look over
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to produce large quantities of something, especially without caring about quality They _______ ____ these goods.
churn out
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discuss a problem or a plan Let's _____ this problem _____ at night.
talk over
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separate an object into pieces He ______ this computer _______.
take apart
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to create something by joining or combining different things He _____ ________ this computer on his own.
put together
251
become more liked This channel ______ ____.
grow on
252
defend (something one believes in) We'll _______ ____ ____ our rights and interests in this war.
stand up for
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to create a new account by registration Don't forget to ______ ____.
sign in
254
exit a website or device They're asked to _____ ____ when they leave.
sign out
255
to agree to become involved in an organized activity I decided to ______ ____ ____ this course.
sign up for
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to deal with, to take care of (справиться) Don't worry! I'll _____ ___ it.
see to
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to remove the marks made by a pencil, etc., using a rubber ____ this letter ____.
rob out
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to treat somebody unfairly, by blaming, criticizing or punishing them Stop _____ing ____ me!
pick on
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to prefer (something) He ____s ____ natural sciences.
opt for
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to prefer (do something) She ____s ___ do it every evening at 7p.m.
opt to
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take an opportunity enthusiastically I ______ ___ this chance.
leap at
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make something hot; become hot _____ ___ some soup.
heat up
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to receive news or information from I look forward to _____ing _____ her.
hear from
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break into a computer system They ______ed _____ her computer.
hack into
265
to match or suit (something). This sofa doesn't ____ _____ these chairs.
go with
266
to go bankrupt The company ______ _______.
go under
267
two things frequently exist together; seem good in combination with each other These colours don't ____ ________.
go together
268
think too much about something It was better not to _______ ____ the past.
dwell on
269
to happen, usually unexpectedly A strange thing ______ ____ yesterday.
come up
270
to reach as far as a particular point He ______ ____ ____ her suddenly.
come up to
271
to succeed in doing something I managed to _______ it ____.
bring off
272
connect to the electricity supply Can you ______ the iron ____ for me?
plug in
273
a tool with a flat metal base that can be heated and used to make clothes smooth I forgot to unplug the _____!
iron
274
the place you plug electronic items into the wall in order to provide them with power And now we need to plug it into the ________.
socket
275
connect to the definite electricity supply
plug into
276
to show the object closer The camera _____ed ___ ___ his face.
zoom in (on)
277
to show the object farther The camera _____ed ____ his face.
zoom out (on)
278
to cancel a debt The _______ ____ all his debts.
write off
279
to ask somebody to do a particular job or to be involved in something I need to ______ ____ an expert to sort out this problem.
bring in
280
plan in advance I always _____ my day _______.
plan ahead
281
to start to do something I'll ____ _______ _____ this meeting anyway.
go ahead with
282
to repeat, practice I need to ____ _________ the speech before my performance.
run through
283
to not consider something because you want to consider something else instead ______ this issue ______.
leave aside
284
to wait or stay near a place, not doing very much(//) They're nice but I can't _____ ________ here.
hang about/round/around
285
relax and enjoy yourself; doing no work(/) Believe it or not, dogs can do more than _____ _______ your house.
laze about/around
286
spend time being unserious(/) They don't _____ ________ when it comes to their favourite snack.
fool around/about
287
to waste time doing unimportant things(/) We don't have time to _____ _______ today.
mess around/about
288
to stop talking, stop making a noise (rude) He told her to ______ ____.
shut up
289
cause something, usually unpleasant, to happen It _______ed _____ a very serious scandal.
spark off
290
write something quickly I had to ____ it _____.
jot down
291
to write down I'd like you to _____ it ______ now.
get down
292
remove or detached by cutting The electricity supply was ____ ____.
cut off
293
go in the direction of He ______ed ____ New York recently.
head for
294
to get closer They _____ed ____ ____ to each other.
move up to
295
explain the cause of I ____ it ______ to his laziness.
put down to
296
create (plans, etc) I ______ ____ the plan.
draw up
297
to avoid going near somebody/something _____ _____ _____ these people!
keep away from
298
become available It ______s ____ new unique opportunities for me.
open up
299
to become happier; make brighter It _________s ____ my life.
brighten up
300
to realize the truth about somebody/something I _____ ________ him at once.
see through
301
to read something carefully from beginning to end to look for mistakes or check details I need to _____ ________ this contract.
read through
302
give something to someone else for free He _____ _____ all his books.
give away
303
to refuse or reject (something or someone) They _____ed _____ this offer
turn down