Random Particles Flashcards

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believe in

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Have faith in something. Example: I believed in Santa until I was 9.

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catch up

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Reach someone ahead. Example: Look how far ahead they are. We will never catch up.

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catch up with

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Get to the same level. Example: It was hard for me to catch up with my class after I missed 3 lessons.

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check __ out

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Investigate something. Example: I want to check out the new cafe - I’ve heard that the food is great!

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chill out

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Relax. Example: I like to chill out and do nothing on Sundays.

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come up

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Approach or occur. Example: I have to work hard because my exams are coming up.

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come up to

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Approach someone. Example: I don’t like it when people come up to me in the street.

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end up

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Result in something. Example: I only went into the shop to have a look and I ended up spending £90.

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fall out

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Have an argument and stop being friends. Example: I’ve fallen out with my friend. We aren’t talking at the moment.

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go off

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Spoil or become bad. Example: The chicken has gone off. We can’t eat it.

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look __ up

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Search for information. Example: If you don’t know a word you can look it up in the dictionary.

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make __ up

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Invent something. Example: My children are brilliant at making up stories.

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meet up

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Get together with someone. Example: I’m coming to London next week. Let’s meet up!

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mix __ up

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Confuse two things or people. Example: I always mix up two of the boys in my class. They look really similar.

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pay off

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Yield good results. Example: I worked hard all year and it paid off - I did very well in the exam.

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print __ off

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Produce printed copies. Example: I need to get to school early today to print off some worksheets.

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put up with

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Tolerate something. Example: I don’t like my room but I’ll put up with it. It’s only for a week.

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save up

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Accumulate money. Example: I am saving up to buy a new laptop.

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set __ up

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Arrange something. Example: I’ve decided to set up a meeting between my sister and my colleague.

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show off

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Boast or display something. Example: I can’t stand people who show off all the time.

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sign up for

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Register for something. Example: Lots of people have signed up for the free English course.

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take up

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Occupy space or time. Example: We had to throw out the old TV because it took up too much space.

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tell __ off

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Scold someone. Example: I was a naughty child. My teachers used to tell me off all the time.

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turn into

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Transform into something. Example: It’s hard to believe that a caterpillar can turn into a butterfly.

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turn __ into

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Change something into something else. Example: She is a great cook. She can turn simple ingredients into great food.

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work on

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Focus efforts on something. Example: I am working on a couple of projects at the moment.