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give support to, provide evidence for
back up (s)
use the skills of person or group
bring in (s)
start to sell new product
bring out (s)
decide an event will not happen, cancel
check off (s)
look at something to see if you like it
check out (s)
think about and then write
draw up (s)
take to place in a car and leave
drop off (s)
be able to understand, solve
figure out (s)
complete by writing information
fill in (s)
discover a fact
find out (s)
stop doing, quit
give up (s)
give something to a person in authority
hand in (s)
be in charge of group, team, etc
head up (s)
cause a delay
hold up (s)
prevent from increasing
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keep down (s)
dismiss, stop employing
lay off (s)
find information in a book or list
look up (s)
collect in a car
pick up (s)
tell, indicate something important
point out (s)
introduce a new product
roll out (s)
start, establish
set up (s)
close, stop operating
shut down (s)
organize, put right, find a solution
sort out (s)
accept work/ responsibility; employ
take on (s)
take control of
take over (s)
get rid of, waste an opportunity
throw away (s)
refuse, say no
turn down (s)
start/ stop a piece of equipment
turn on/ off (s)
stop working
break down (iS)
visit for a short time
call on (iS)
register, report your arrival
check in (iS)
find by chance
come across (iS)
interrupt a discussion
come in (iS)
manage without
do without (iS)
be somewhere after doing something
end up (iS)
start a formal discussion or activity
enter into (iS)
fail to happen
fall through (iS)
officially ask a court for something
file for (iS)
start enjoying, start discussing
get into (iS)
start a typ of job, talk about in detail
go into (iS)
wait a moment
hold on (iS)
take care of
look after (iS)
investigate, examine the facts
look into (iS)
search among a lot of things
look through (iS)
bring some benefit, repay in full
pay off (iS)
use an amount of time or space
take up (iS)
suddenly become successful
take off (iS)
how something develops or ends
turn out (iS)
arrive
turn up (iS)