The paramedics had to ... onlookers aside to get to those injured. (= push)

You have to take everything she says with a ... of ..., because she tends to exaggerate. (= not believe it all)

You should apply for more than one job – don’t put all your ... ... ... ... . (= depend entirely on the success of one plan)

So who ... the ... about her affair with David? (= revealed secret information)

The doctor says that it's ... and ... whether Mary will be okay (= uncertain if she will recover)

I couldn't ... the idea of going into the office one more day. (= put up with, bear)

Her husband has left her ... and ... without any money. (= abandoned in a difficult situation)

He arrived out ... ... ..., without calling first. (= without prior notice)

He was regularly seen attending nightclubs and discos, and was generally the ... and ... of the party. (= at the centre of festivities, encouraging others)

He had to face the ... after being rude to the teacher. (= consequences)

After boasting that his company could outperform the industry's best, he's been forced to eat ... ... . (=admit you were wrong)

Plans to improve public services are a way of ... the ... of increased taxation. (= make something bad seem less unpleasant)

Rob generously offered to ... the restaurant bill. (= pay)