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Question		Answer
pick up (a bargain) start learning		buy something (cheap)
Push something up start learning		Make something increase
Put on (an event) start learning		Organise an event
Put prices up start learning		Increase prices
Put someone off start learning		Distract someone
Put something off something start learning		Discourage someone
Put someone up (for a night) start learning		Accommodate someone
Put something off start learning		Postpone something
Put something together start learning		Combine several things to produce something
Put something/music on start learning		Make something be ready to listen to
Put up with something/someone start learning		Tolerate
Put on weight start learning		Gain weight
Run into (tousand of pounds) start learning		Reach a particular amount
Set off for somewhere start learning		Start going somewhere
Set up (a business) start learning		Start (a business)
Set up home start learning		Begin living in a place
Settle down start learning		Feel comfortable and live quietly in a place you want to stay permanently
Show off start learning		Act in a way to attract someone’s attention
Sign up for something start learning		Agree to do
Sort out a problem start learning		solve a problem
Split up with somebody start learning		End a romantic relationship
Stand out start learning		Be unique, easy to notice
Take after someone start learning		Resemble
Take off start learning		Start to become successful
Take over start learning		Gain control
Take someone aside start learning		Move someone away from a group of people to talk
Take someone on start learning		Employ someone
Take something back start learning		Return something
Take something in start learning		Accept something as true
Take to something/someone start learning		Start to like something
Take up a new hobby start learning		Start doing a new hobby
Tell someone off start learning		Criticise someone angrily for doing something wrong
Turn out start learning		Go somewhere to take part in an event
Turn out (well/badly) start learning		End (well/badly)
Turn something down start learning		Reject something
Turn something into start learning		change something into something different
Turn to someone start learning		Ask for help
Turn up start learning		Arrive
Work something out start learning		Manage to deal with something
Back something up start learning		To support an explanation
Bolt something down start learning		Eat something very quickly
Bring someone up start learning		Take care of a child until they become an adult
Bring something about start learning		cause
carry on doing something start learning		continue
carry out something start learning		do work or research
catch on start learning		become popular
catch on start learning		begin to understand
catch up on something start learning		gain a knowledge that the rest of a group has
cheer up start learning		make someone less sad
come across something/someone start learning		find/meet someone by a chance
come over start learning		visit someone especially in their house
come up with something start learning		think of
draw something up start learning		to prepare and write a plan
Fall out with someone start learning		Stop being friendly with someone after an argument
find something out start learning		discover
Get about (a place) start learning		travel around
Get away with something start learning		Manage to do something bad without being criticised or punished
Get by start learning		Manage to survive/live
Get on with someone start learning		Have a friendly relationship
Get over something start learning		Recover from
Give away information start learning		tell the information that should have been kept a secret
Give homework in start learning		Hand homework to the teacher
Give in start learning		To agree to something after initial resistance
Give oneself up start learning		Allow to be arrested
Give out (books/papers) start learning		Distribute something to several people
Give out information start learning		give information to a lot of people
Go in for start learning		enter (a competition)
Go on start learning		happen/continue
Go round start learning		visit a person or place
Gulp something down start learning		drink something very quickly
Head for somewhere start learning		go somewhere
hit it off with someone start learning		start to like someone on the first meeting
Kick someone out start learning		Force someone to leave a place
Let someone down start learning		disappoint
Look forward to something start learning		Feel happy about something that is going to happen
Look up to someone start learning		admire and respect
Make something up start learning		invent an explanation for something
make up one’s mind start learning		decide
move on to something start learning		stop discussing something and start discussing something different
Open up to someone start learning		Talk more about personal feelings
Own up to something start learning		Confess that you have done something wrong

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