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to need or want sth
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(could) do with sth
to be cut out to be sb/for sth
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to have suitable features for a job etc
to (get) carried away
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to get too excited to control oneself
to be taken aback
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to be completely surprised
to be up to sb
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to be left for sb to decide
to be worn out
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to be very tired
to break down
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to stop working properly
to break in on sth
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to interrupt
to break into sth
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to enter without permission
to break out
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(a war, disease) to begin
to discover sth important
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to break through in sth
to terminate a relationship
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to break up
to topple sb
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to bring down sb
to help sb regain consciousness
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to bring sb round
to persuade sb to accept an idea
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to bring sb round to sth
to cause
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to bring sth about
to produce/to make visible
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to bring sth out
to suggest a subject for discussion
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to bring sth up
to raise
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to bring sb up
to cancel
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to call sth off
to continue
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to carry on with sth
to conduct research
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to carry out sth
to succeed in sth, to complete sth well
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to carry sth off
to gain popularity
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to catch on
to catch up on sb/with sb
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to find
to stop taking it (medicine)
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to come off
to disappear (of stains)
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to come off
to encounter (esp a problem)
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to come up against
to meet sb's expectations
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to come up to
to produce an answer or an idea
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to come up with sth
to reduce
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to cut down on
to stop supplying sth e.g. gas
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to cut off sth
to delete e.g. a passage from a book
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to cut sth out of sth
to do away with
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to abolish, to get rid of
to do up sth
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to repair or clean, to fasten
to manage without sth or sb
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to do without
to break into pieces
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to fall apart
not to do sth by particular time
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to fall behind
to fall in love with sb
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to fall for
to be deceived by sth
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to fall for sth
(a category) to belong to it
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to fall into
to have an argument with sb and stop being on friendly terms
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to fall out with sb
to fail (of plans)
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to fall through
to have a good relationship with sb
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to get along with sb
not to be punished for a crime or sth wrong
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to get away with sth
to begin dealing with sth seriously
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to get down to sth
to overcome
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to get over sth
to depress sb
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to get sb down
to communicate an idea to sb
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to get sth across to sb
to manage to get in touch
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to get through to sb
to wake up and move our of bed
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to get up
to let everyone know sth secret
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to give away
to surrender, to yield
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to give in
to emit or to produce smell, heat or light
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to give off
(of supplies) to finish
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to give out
to develop a disease
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to go (come) down with sth
of a bomb - to explode, of an alarm clock - to start make a noise, of food - to be to old to eat
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to go off
to examine sth closely
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to go through sth
to disappoint sb
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to let sb down
to take care of sb
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to look after sb
to think sb is less important or worse
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to look down on sb
to be impatient and eager to do sth
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to look forward to sth
to investigate
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to look into sth
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to look out for
to check the meaning
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to look sth up
to think that sb is important and deserve respect
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to look up to sb
to see or hear sth with difficulty
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to make sth out
one's mind - to finally decide on sth
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to make up
to finish an argument and get back on friendly terms
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to make up
to constitute, to form
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to make up
to die
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to pass away
to lose consciousness
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to pass out
to give some money to a business partner so that you can be the only owner of the business
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to pay sb off
to stop being upset and begin to behave reasonably
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to pull oneself together
to stop a car on the side of the road
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to pull over
to demolish a building that is no longer used or wanted
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to pull sth down
to deal with sth successfully
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to pull sth off
to propose
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to put forward
to discourage sb
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to put sb off
to offer an accommodation to sb
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to put sb up
to postpone
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to put sth off
to tolerate
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to put up with sb
to meet sb unexpectedly
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to run into sb
to use all of sth and have none left
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to run out of
to criticise sb esp. unfairly
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to run sb down
to begin a journey
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to set out/off
of abbreviations - to represent a full name, of people - to support certain ideas
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to stand for
to be better than other members of the group
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to stand out
to look and behave similarly to other members of family
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to take after sb
of a plane to begin to fly
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to take off
to become the owner
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to take over
to deceive sb
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to take sb in
to employ sb
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to take sb on
to start doing sb bad as a habit
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to take to sth
to reject
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to arrive, to show up
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