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C1 phrasal vbs OUT Eng Rev

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  • leave school, college, etc. without finishing your studies
    drop out of
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  • produce something in large quantities quickly and often carelessly
    churn out
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  • offer a chance, hope or possibility of something
    hold out
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  • behave in an unpleasant way towards sb because you feel angry
    take it out on somebody
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  • show that something is true or that someone is telling the truth
    bear out
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  • get just enough money or food to be able to continue to exist
    eke out
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  • gradually become less successful and end in a disappointing way
    fizzle out
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  • add up to a particular amount
    work out at
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  • become too tall or too big to wear or use something
    grow out of
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  • decide not to be part of a group or system
    opt out of
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  • Dutch police do not __________ out possibility of murder of two Russian women in Amsterdam.
    rule
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  • We never finished our conversation. She just _________ out on me in the middle of breakfast.
    walked
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  • Front brakes often ________ out more quickly than the rear brakes , so they need to be changed more often.
    wear
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  • Child tax allowances were ___________ out following the introduction of child benefit in 1999.
    phrased
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  • You'll need your parents' permission if you want to ___________ out an insurance policy on their behalf.
    take
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  • Jannet found after a few months that she wasn't really ________ out for life in the country.
    cut
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