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last from another time
carry over
comple sth in spite of difficulties
carry through
become popular
catch on
reach somebody who is ahead
catch up
add one's share of money
chip in
find innocent
clear of
run away
clear off
get rid of unwanted things
clear out
brighten up (the weather)
clear up
publicly accuse sb of commiting a wrong deed
charge with (Police have arrested him and charged him with manslaughter.)
be ruined, about to die or suffer greatly because of a serious difficulty or danger
be done for (We thought we were done for when we smelled smoke and the lights went out.)
to happen, or start to happen
come about (How did the problem come about in the first place?)
to find something by chance:
come across smt (He came across some of his old love letters in his wife's desk.)
to obtain something;
come by smt (It's unclear how he came by his wealth.)
if something old has _________________ you, it has been passed between people over a long period of time until you have it
come down to
continue to live after (sth bad)
come through (We've had some hard times, but we've come through.)
