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Question		Answer
explode, enlarge start learning		blow up
raise children, an item at a meeting start learning		bring up
draw up start learning		prepare in writing, normally through discussion
make full start learning		fill up
prepare in writing normally through discussion start learning		draw up
confirm, make more definite an agrrangement, the details start learning		firm up
stop doing sth start learning		give up
delay, remain strong start learning		hold up
continue ... the pace start learning		keep up
know about the latest developments start learning		keep up with
search for sth in a reference source start learning		look up
invent, to be a part of start learning		make up
collect, find a train ... passengers start learning		pick up
to emphasize a problem or fact, so that people notice it more start learning		point up
establish, make arrangements for a business, equipment start learning		set up
start/to fill space or time an idea start learning		take up
consider carefully start learning		weigh up
write formally/from notes start learning		write up
cancel start learning		call off
complete a report start learning		finish off
make redundant start learning		lay off
postpone start learning		put off
remove, have a break clothes, ... the pressure ... someone start learning		take off
speak angrily to start learning		tell off
distinguish between start learning		tell apart
organize an exibition, clothes, a light, the radio start learning		put on
put on clothes to see if they fit start learning		try on
assume, employ responsibility, an assistant start learning		take on
rescue from financial difficulties start learning		bail out
perform an investigation start learning		carry out
see if sth is reliable start learning		check out
delete wrong text start learning		cross out
discover start learning		find out
distribute start learning		hand out
present sth carefully plans, tables start learning		lay out
similar to “lay out” preferred for ideas, objections, strategy the board has ... its goals for the coming year start learning		set out
omit accidentally or deliberately start learning		leave out
show a mistake start learning		point out
produce a document from a printer start learning		print out, print off
read aloud start learning		read out
erase a pencil mark start learning		rub out
resolve, arrange a problem, your notes start learning		sort out
obtain, withdraw, take a break in sth a loan, money from your account start learning		take out
test start learning		try out
destroy a disease start learning		wipe out
calculate this year’s profits start learning		work out
similar to “cross out” legal context start learning		strike out
give your position to someone, give sth to someone in authority, give someone else chance to speak start learning		hand over
continue 2 examples start learning		carry on, go on
recover start learning		bounce back
disappear, become extinct start learning		die out
eat in a restaurant, etc. start learning		eat out
find yourself in an unexpected (often negative) situation start learning		end up
move back, return home protestors were told to start learning		get back
do well, have a good relationship start learning		get on
proceed start learning		go ahead
leave, disappear gradually start learning		go away
come from 2 examples a custom which ... to the 16th century start learning		go back, date back
increase start learning		go up
decrease start learning		go down
keep going in a difficult situation start learning		hold on
keep the party is unlikely to ... their lead start learning		hold on to
participate start learning		join in
begin to live in a new area start learning		move in
leave the area you are living in start learning		move out
end a phone convo start learning		ring off
start a trip start learning		set off
can replace “set off” suggests a much longer or figurative journey start learning		set out
have as a long-term aim start learning		set out to do sth
to go at a slower speed start learning		slow down
begin to fly, become successful an idea, a product can... start learning		take off
say what you think publicly start learning		speak out
attend an event, to describe the way in which a situation developed start learning		turn out
can mean “hold up” followed by a prepositional phrase under/to start learning		stand up
explain, record spending ... the success, printing costs start learning		account for
agree with ... a plan start learning		approve of
think that sth is valuable start learning		believe in
enter illegally or with difficulty a house, a new market start learning		break into
make a public request/demand start learning		call for
request to ... the government for support start learning		call on
put on other clothes start learning		change into
register at a hotel start learning		check into
act according to a rule/law start learning		comply with
spend time on start learning		concentrate on
be composed of start learning		consist of
help to cause smoking ... his early death start learning		contribute to
work together start learning		cooperate with
hit while driving 2 examples start learning		crash into, drive into
handle, do business with, be about start learning		deal with
choose after careful thought start learning		decide on
use resources ... savings, your experience start learning		draw on
handle, but less positive start learning		cope with
take part in start learning		engage in
ask about start learning		enquire about
make phone contact, reach, survive, be officially approved ... the recession, the law may not... start learning		get through
start a career, examine start learning		go into
experience (often negative), check the details, do a number of actions ... some hard times, a contract, the interview process start learning		go through
respect, be relevant ... an agreement, the point start learning		keep to
result in/cause start learning		lead to
communicate with in official capacity start learning		liaise with
see sth as important in your life start learning		live for
investigate start learning		look into
move towards start learning		make for
come to mind start learning		occur to
indicate the evidence ... a link between stress at work and illness start learning		point to
pass the entrance test start learning		qualify for
take action as a result customers ... the price increase by cutting back on orders start learning		respond to
experience, cost a great deal start learning		run into
have an illness/problem start learning		suffer from
complete sth difficult start learning		go through with
reach a higher standard/level ... competitors start learning		catch up with
to bring yourself up to date start learning		catch up on
encounter difficulties ... opposition start learning		come up against
reduce 2 examples start learning		cut back on, cut down on
deal with a difficult situation ... a problem, responsibilities start learning		face up to
give attention to start learning		get down to
leave, escape from start learning		get out of
agree, often reluctantly they have no choice but to ... the recommendations start learning		go along with
be as good as expected start learning		live up to
finish the supply start learning		run out of
be aware of start learning		watch out for
be connected to start learning		be associated with
come/originate from some medicines are ... plants start learning		be derived from
have an irrational dislike of start learning		be prejudiced against
to change your ideas or behaviour to make them suitable for a new situation start learning		adapt to
include in planning ... delays start learning		allow for
to have an affection or fondness for, it can mean to dislike or disapprove, to provide care or assistance start learning		care for
to have an interest in or concern for, to be bothered or troubled by something start learning		care about
to say that something is wrong or not satisfactory start learning		complain about
to need a particular thing or the help and support of someone or something in order to continue 2 examples start learning		depend on, rely on
to be not like something or someone else start learning		differ from
to treat a person or particular group of people differently, especially in a worse way from the way in which you treat other people, because of their race, gender she felt she had been ... because of her age start learning		discriminate against
to be able to see the difference between two things or people police dogs can ... the different smells start learning		discriminate between
to show that you think someone or something is stupid i can't go into work looking like this - everyone will ... me start learning		laugh at
to feel or express opposition to or dislike of something or someone start learning		object to
to make a happy or friendly expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up start learning		smile at

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