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break down
stop working
speed up
to go or happen faster
set off
to start on a trip
take off
If an aircraft, bird, or insect takes off, it leaves the ground and begins to fly
turn up (somewhere)
to arrive or appear somewhere
check in
to show your ticket at an airport so you can find where will be sitting / bags can be put on the plane
drop (someone) off
to take someone or something
pick (someone) up
to get or bring someone or something from somewhere
drive away
to make someone stop wanting something or stop wanting to be with someone
chew up
to chew something for a long time, until it is very soft or in very small pieces and easy to swallow
spit out
same as spit
drain someone down
to use so much of someone’s energy or strength etc that they feel very tired or weak
take away from
to reduce the positive effect or success of something
throw away
discard / put in the trash bin
rip off
to cheat someone
put someone out
create problems
