23. *eat up time / money use or consume in great quantities

46. *give off a smell produce and send into the air

47. *give outinformation

announce or broadcast information

48. *give paper, booksout

distribute to a group of people

76. *put forward a plan /explanation /proposal

suggest for consideration

84. *put on an event/ashow

organize an event

104. *take up a challenge /an offer

start to like, especially after only ashort time

105. *take up a new sport/ hobby

accept

106. *take up time / space start doing

1. blow something up destroy something with anexplosion

2. break down stop working

3. bring a child up raise

4. call for something demand, request

5. carry on withsomething

continue doing

6. catch on become popular

7. catch up onsomething

spend time doing an activity youhave not had time to do recently

8. cheer someone /yourself up

make someone / yourself feelhappier

9. come acrosssomething

encounter / find by chance

10. come down with anillness

get an illness

11. come into money inherit

12. come round come to your house

13. come up be mentioned or discussed; arise orappear (in a class / an exam / ameeting)

14. come up with an idea think of and suggest an idea

20. could do withsomething

need, would like

21. couldn't do withoutsomething

need something in order to surviveor perform a job or task

15. cut down onsomething

reduce the amount you drink / eatetc

16. cut something orsomeone off

separate or isolate

17. cut somethingout

stop doing / eating etc something

18. do away withsomething

get rid of / destroy

19. do something up (a) fasten, button up clothes (b)repair,redecorate or modernize a building orroom

22. dress up assomething /someone

put on different clothes in order todisguise yourself

24. fall for a trick be deceived by

25. fall for someone fall in love with

26. fall out withsomeone

argue with someone and stop beingfriendly with them

27. find somethingout

discover

28. fit a building out provide with everything that will beneeded

29. get away (for theweekend)

go away for a period of time for a break / aholiday

30. get away fromsomeone / aplace

escape

31. get away withsomething

not be punished for doing something

34. get by manage to survive / live

35. get on withsomeone

have a good relationship with

36. get on withsomething

start or continue doing something(especially work)

38. get over someone recover after the end of a relationshipwith someone

37. get oversomething

recover from

32. get roundsomeone

persuade someone to allow you to dosomething by charming them

33. get someonedown

make unhappy / depress

39. get throughsomething

manage to survive a difficult experience orperiod of time

40. get up tosomething

do things you know you shouldn't

44. give homeworkin

hand to the teacher

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45. give in (tosomeone'srequests)

agree to something you do not want to

42. give secrets away reveal

41. give someoneaway

show someone's true nature or identity

43. give somethingback to someone

return something to someone

49. give somethingup

stop doing

50. go in forsomething

do something as a hobby or interest

51. go out withsomeone

have a romantic relationship withsomeone

52. grow up slowly become an adult

53. hand somethingout

give something to everyone in a group

54. hang out withsomeone

spend time with someone, doing nothingin particular

55. head for a place go towards

56. hold someoneback

prevent someone from making progress

57. let someonedown

disappoint

58. let someone off give someone a lighter punishment thanthey expected (or not punish at all)

59. look aftersomeone

take care of

60. look forsomething

try to find

61. look forward tosomething

feel happy about something that is goingto happen

62. look intosomething

investigate

63. look up tosomeone

admire and respect

68. make (it) up become friends again

65. make out pretend, claim falsely that something istrue

64. make somethingout

see, hear or understand someone /something with difficulty

67. make somethingup

invent

66. make up forsomething

compensate for

69. move on change to a different job, activity or place

70. move out stop living in a house or flat

71. own up tosomething

admit to doing something

72. pass out lose consciousness

73. pick someone up meet / collect someone (eg: at thestation / from school)

74. pull up slow down and stop

85. put a cigarette out extinguish

77. put an event off postpone

81. put clothes on place on your body

75. put money aside save money for a future occasion

88. put posters up fix to a wall or a board

87. put prices up increase

78. put someone off distract

79. put someone offdoing something

discourage

80. put someone offsomeone else

cause to dislike

89. put someone upfor the night

accommodate

82. put the radio / TVon

start something working

90. put up withsomeone /something

tolerate

83. put weight on increase

86. put your hand up lift into the air

91. run out ofsomething

use up (eg: money, petrol, time)

93. set a company upshow off

establish / start

92. set off start a journey

94. sign up forsomething

try to impress people by telling orshowing them what you are capable of

112. something (cause something to) becomesomething different

95. splash out onsomething

sign a document showing yourintention to do something (eg: acourse)

96. split up withsomeone

buy something expensive

97. take aftersomeone

end a relationship with

98. take homework /books in

resemble a member of your family inappearance, behaviour or character

101. take over fromsomeone

employ

99. take someone in collect from students

100. take someone on trick or deceive someone

102. take something over replace, take responsibility from someone

103. take to someone / something take control of

107. tell someone off use, fill or occupy

108. throw something away speak angrily to someone who has done something wrong

111. turn (something) into reject or refuse

109. turn back get rid of something you do not need any more

113. turn off (a road) leave one road in order to continue on another

116. turn out be discovered / become known

110. turn someone / something down return towards the place you started from

114. turn something off to disconnect

115. turn something on to connect

117. turn something out to disconnect

118. turn up arrive, usually unexpectedly, early or late

119. use something up finish a supply of something

121. work something out calculate

120. work something out think about and plan