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to need or want sth start learning		(could) do with sth
((not) to look well in a photograph start learning		(not) to come out well
not to agree with sth. not approve of sth) start learning		(not) to hold with sth
out (discover sb doing sth wrong, to put sb in a difficult or unpleasant situation because of something that they did not expect) start learning		to catch sb out
to have suitable features for a job, task, etc.) start learning		to (be) cut out to be sb/ for sth
(to get too excited to control oneself) start learning		to (get) carried away
(to finish) start learning		to be over
(to be completely surprised) start learning		to be taken aback
(to be left for somebody to decide) start learning		to be up to sb
(to be very tired) start learning		to be worn out
(to stop working properly) start learning		to break down
(to organise figures, numbers, data) start learning		to break down sth
(new shoes. a horse) start learning		to break in
(to interrupt) start learning		to break in on sth
(to enter a house, a bank, etc. without permission) start learning		to break into sth
(of war, disease - to begin) start learning		to break out
(to discover something important) start learning		to break through in sth
(to terminate a relationship) start learning		to break up (with sb)
(to terminate a relationship for a period of time) start learning		to break up for
(to topple sb)[make sb fall] start learning		to bring down sb
(to be the source of income or profit) start learning		to bring in sth
(to cause sth unpleasant or dangerous) start learning		to bring on sth/ to bring sth on
(to help sb regain consciousness) start learning		to bring sb round
(to persuade sb to accept an idea) to bring sth about (to cause) start learning		to bring sb round to sth
(to produce, to make visible) start learning		to bring sth out
(to suggest a subject for discussion start learning		to bring sth up
(to raise) start learning		to bring sb up
(to deserve) start learning		to call for sth
to ask somebody to help to deal with a difficult situation) start learning		to call sb in
(to demand) start learning		to call on sth/sb
(to cancel) start learning		to call sth off
(to show data on a computer screen, to draft a recruit into the army or a football player into a team) start learning		to call sth/sb up
(to continue) start learning		to carry on with sth
(to conduct research) start learning		to carry out sth
(to succeed in sth. to complete sth well) start learning		to carry sth off
to complete sth despite difficulties) start learning		to carry sth through
to gain popularity) start learning		to catch on
to find) start learning		to catch up with sth/sb to come across sth
to acquire) start learning		to come by sth
(medicine - to stop taking it) start learning		to come off
of stains - to disappear) start learning		to come off
(of a book - to be published) start learning		to come out
to encounter, esp problems) start learning		to come up against
to meet sb's expectations) start learning		to come up to sb's expectations
(to produce an answer or an idea) start learning		to come up with
(to reduce) start learning		to cut down on
to interrupt a conversation) start learning		to cut in
(to place one's car in front of another car abruptly) start learning		to cut in on sb
(to stop supplying sth, e.g. gas, electricity) start learning		to cut off sth
(to delete, e.g. a passage from a book) start learning		to cut sth out from sth
(to divide into smaller parts) start learning		to cut up sth
(to make sb realize sth, to make sb aware of sth) start learning		to dawn on sb
(to abolish, to get rid of) start learning		to do away with
to treat sb unfairly, to cheat sb) start learning		to do sb down
to repair or clean, e.g. a room, to fasten) start learning		to do up sth
to manage without sth or someone) start learning		to do without
(to encourage a shy person to be more confident) start learning		to draw sb out
of cars - to arrive somewhere and stop) start learning		to draw up
to break into pieces) start learning		to fall apart
(to use something in times of difficulty if there is no other choice) start learning		to fall back on
(not to do something by a particular time) start learning		to fall behind
(to fall in love with sb) start learning		to fall for sb
to be deceived by sth) start learning		to fall for sth
(to collapse) start learning		to fall in
(to match, to correspond with sth, to agree with sth) start learning		to fall in with sth
(a category - to belong to it) start learning		to fall into
to attack sb) start learning		to fall on/ upon sb
to have an argument with somebody and stop being on friendly terms) start learning		to fall out with sb

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