Consolidation 9 & 10

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save (usually money)
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put aside
put in the usual place
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put away
suppress by force, write down; make a note, attribute to, criticize
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put down
propose
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put foward
postpone
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put off
switch on, increase (weight), pretend to be/have
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put on
extinguish, cause inconvenience
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put out
connect by phone
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put through
offer hospitality, erect, raise prices
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put up
tolerate
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put up with
meet or find by chance
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run across
chase
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run after
steal
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run away with
(of a battery) lose power, (passive) be exhausted, knock down, speak badly of sb
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run down
meet unexpectedly, collide with
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run into
come to an end
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run out of
read through quickly; review
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run over
face; encounter
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run up against
examine quickly; rehearse
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run through
deal with; make arrangements for (= see to)
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see about
go with sb to their point of departure
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see sb off
accompany sb to the door/exit of a house/bulding
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see sb out
inspect (a house, flat etc)
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see over
not to be deceived by sb/sth
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see through sb/sth
support sb until the end of a difficult time
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see sb through
make arrangements, attend to sth
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see to
begin to do, attack
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set about
save for a special purpose
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set aside
delay progress of sth, delay an event till a later date, cost (slang)
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set back
begin a journey, start a course of action with a clear aim in mind
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set out
start and seem likely to continue
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set in
(cause to) attack
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set on
start a business, build; erect, establish
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set up

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