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change one's opinion
come round to (He'll come round to my point of view, given a bit of time.)
leave, explode, make a noise, happen in a particular way etc
go off (The protest march went off peacefully.)
to criticize someone, especially in an unfair way
do somebody down (there’s no need to keep doing him down in front of the boss.)
to fasten something, or to be fastened in a particular way; to repair ...
do up (Do up your coat or you’ll get cold.)
imply, suggest
drive at smt (I still couldn’t understand what Toby was driving at.)
to receive money, land, or property from someone after they have died
come into something (She’ll come into quite a lot of money when her father dies.)
to need or want something
do with something (I could have done with some help this morning.)
amount to a total – used when calculating a final sum or total
come to (The bill came to $50).
grow- often used with prices or amounts; to be mentioned; to happen unexpectedly; to become available
come up ( Gas prices have come up recently)
deprive of
do out of (He was done out of his inheritance by his cousin)
If you ____________________ something, such as spots, they appear on your skin
come out in
