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add up
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make sense
ask after
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inquire about
back down
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yield in an argument
bargain for
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take into account
bear (something) out
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confirm the truth
break down
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lose control of the emotions
break off
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stop talking
break up
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come to an end
bring (something) about
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cause to happen
bring (something) off
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succeed in doing something
bring (something) on
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cause the onset of an illness
bring (someone) round
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influence someone to your point of view
bring (something) up
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mention
carry (something) off
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complete successfully - perhaps despite a problem
carry out
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complete a plan
catch on
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become popular - colloquial
come about
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happen
come down to
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be in the end a matter of
come in for
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receive - especially criticism, blame
come off
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take place successfully
come out
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appear
come up
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occur - usually a problem - colloquial
come up against
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meet a difficulty
come up to
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equal - especially expectations, standard
come up with
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think of - especially an answer, a plan, a solution
count on
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rely on
crop up
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happen unexpectedly - colloquial
do away with
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abolish - colloquial
do (something) up
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decorate - colloquial
draw up
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come to a stop
draw up
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organize - especially a document
drop in
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pay a visit - colloquial
drop off
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fall asleep - colloquial
end up
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finish in a certain way, or place
face up to
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have courage to deal with - especially responsibilities
fall about
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show amusement - especially laughing - colloquial
fall back on
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use as a last resort
fall for
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be deceived by- colloquial
fall out with
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quarrel with
fall through
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fail to come to completion
feel up to
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feel capable of doing
follow up
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act upon a suggestion
get (something) across
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be understood - especially get an idea across
get at
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imply - about personal matters - colloquial
get (someone) down
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make to feel depressed - colloquial
get down to
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begin to seriously deal with
get off (with something)
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avoid punishment
get on for
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approach a certain age/time/number
get on
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make progress - especially in life
get over
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be suprised
get (something) over with
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come to an end of something, usually unpleasant
get round to
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find time to do - also around
get up to
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do something - usually bad when about children - colloquial
give (someone) away
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betray
give off
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send off a smell - liquid or gas
give out
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be exhausted
give over
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abandon, devote
give over
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stop - colloquial
fall for
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fall in love with - colloqiual
do away with
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murder - colloquial
bring (something) on
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cause trouble to happen to oneself
give up
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surrender
give up
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believed to be dead or lost
go back on
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break a promise
go in for
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make a habit of
go in for
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enter a competition
go off
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become bad - food
go on
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happen - usually negative
go round
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be enough
go through with
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complete a promise or plan - usually unwillingly
grown on
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become more liked - colloquial
hang onto
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keep - colloquial
have it in for
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be deliberately unkind to someone - also as have got
have it out with
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express feelings so as to settle a problem
have someone on
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deceive - colloquial
hit it off
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get on well with - colloquial
hit upon/on
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discover by chance - often an idea
hold out
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offer - especially with hope
hold up
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delay
hold up
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use as an example
hold with
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agree with - an idea
keep up
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continue
lay down
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state a rule - especially lay down the law
let (someone) down
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dissappoint, break a promise
let in on
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allow to be a part of secret
let (someone) off
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excuse from punishment
let on
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inform about a secret - colloquial
live (it) down
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suffer a loss of reputation
live up to
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reach an expected standard
look into
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investigate
look on
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consider
look someone up
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visit when in the area
make for
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result in
make off with
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run away with
make out
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pretend
make out
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manage to see or understand
make (someone) out
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understand someone's behaviour
make (something) up
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invent
make up for
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compensate for
miss (something) out
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fail to include
miss (something) out
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lose a chance - colloquial
own up
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confess - colloquial
pack in
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stop an activity - colloquial
pay (someone) back
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take revange - colloquial
pick up
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improve - colloquial
pin (someone) down
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force to give a clear statement
play up
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behave or work badly
point (something) out
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draw attention to a fact
pull (something) off
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manage to succeed
push on
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continue with some effort - colloquial
put across
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communicate ideas
put down to
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explain the cause of
put in for
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apply for a job
put oneself out
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take trouble - to help someone
put (someone) off
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discourage, upset
put (someone) up
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offer accommodation
put up with
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tolerate, bear
rip someone off
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charge too much - colloquial; often used with passive
run (someone) down
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criticize
run down
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lose power, allow to decline
run into
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meet
run to
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reach an ammount / have enough money
run over
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check - also run through
run up
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a bill - let a bill get longer without paying
run up against
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encounter - usually a problem
see someone off
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go to station, airport, etc to say goodbye to someone
see through
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realize the truth about
send (something/someon) up
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make fun of by imitating
set about
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start working
set in
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establish itself - especially weather
set out
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give in detail in writing
set out
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arrange
set out
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start an action
set up
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establish
set on/upon
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attack
sink in
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be understood gradually - colloquial, intransitive
slip up
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make a mistake - colloquial
sort (something) out
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find a solution - colloquial
stand by
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keep to an agreement
stand for
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represent - initials
stand in for
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take the place of
stand up to
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resist, bear stress
step down
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resign - colloquial
step up
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increase
stick up for
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defend - especially yourself, your rights - colloquial
take in
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deceive
take (it) out on
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make someone else suffer because of one's own sufferings
take off
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imitate - colloquial
take on
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acquire a new characteristic
take on
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do something extra
take out
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insurance - sign an insurance agreement
take over
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gain control of
take to someone
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develop a liking for
take up
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time - occupy time
talk out of or into
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disauade from, persuade into
tell someone off
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scold - colloquial
tie in with
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be in agreement with
track (someone) down
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trace the whereabouts of
try out
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test something
turn (something/someone) down
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reject an offer
turn out
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happen to be in the end
turn up
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be discovered by chance
wear off
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lose effect - especially a drug
work out
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calculate - also work out at for specific amounts

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