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to postpone start learning		to put something off I have to put off our meeting.
to discourage start learning		to put someone off He put me off with that speech.
to start wearing a piece of clothing start learning		to put something on Put on a coat, it's cold outside.
to stop something from burning also: to cause problems; to place something where it's easy to be found and used start learning		to put out Let me put the cigarette out.
to fix or mount something start learning		to put something up I've put up a new painting.
to charge too much also: to steal start learning		to rip off The taxi driver ripped me off.
to escape start learning		to run away He ran away before the police could catch him.
to finish completely start learning		to run out of I've totally run out of money.
to accumulate money start learning		to save up We should save up this month.
to start a journey start learning		to set off It's time to set off.
to start a business also: to make or organize something start learning		to set up I set up a startup recently.
to move more slowly start learning		to slow down Slow down, there's a stop!
to solve, arrange or organize start learning		to sort out Try to sort out this dilemma.
to be in an upright position start learning		to stand up Stand up and look out!
to sabotage or ruin the success of another start learning		to take someone down The coach is trying to take Jose down.
to become interested in an activity also: to act, to start working on some problem start learning		to take up something We took up swimming together.
to depart also: to leave, to begin to fly start learning		to take off The airplane has just taken off.
to criticize for doing something wrong or bad start learning		to tell off Why did you tell me off?
to get rid of something also: to waste a chance start learning		to throw away Can you throw away this lemon peel?
to reject start learning		to turn down The bank turned down my loan application.
to move in order to face the opposite direction also: to change a plan start learning		to turn around Turn around, the teacher is coming!
to stop sleeping start learning		to wake up She needs to wake up early in the morning.
to exercise also: to happen the right way start learning		to work out I worked out all day, now I'm very tired.
to note on a piece of paper start learning		to write down Write down what the teacher explains.
to wash the dishes also: to wash the hands start learning		to wash up I washed up after I had eaten.