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to visit a place with someone, showing them the most interesting places.
take around/show around
to stop somewhere for a short time when you are on a long journey.
stop over
to spend the night somewhere instead of returning home.
stay over
to go to the place where someone is leaving to say goodbye.
see off
to visit a place and look at the things there.
look around
to go somewhere on holiday, normally because you need a break.
get away
to move or travel from place to place using transport or by walking.
get around
to leave the hotel and pay the bill and return the key.
check out
to say who you are when you arrive at a hotel so that you can get the key for your room.
check in
to only eat a particular type of food, normally because you don't like other food.
live on
to make food hot so that it can be eaten.
heat up
When food __________, it stops being good to eat because it's too old.
go off
to eat something to make yourself feel full.
fill up on
to eat all the food that you have been given.
eat up
to go to lunch or dinner in a restaurant.
eat out
to stop eating or drinking something, usually to improve your health.
cut out
to become less hot, or to make something less hot.
cool down
to persuade someone to do something by convincing them.
talk into
to be similar to an older member of your family.
take after
to criticise, punish or be unkind to the same person often and unfairly,
pick on
to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them.
fall out
to use or do something to see if it works or if you like it.
try out
to not leave a place when other people leave it.
stay behind
to read something aloud so that other people can hear you.
read out
to decide to arrange or delay an even or activity to a later time or date.
put off
to write something so that you don't forget it.
note down
to become involved in an activity with other people.
join in
to give a piece of written work or a document to someone to read, judge or deal with.
hand in/give in
to try to get or achieve something.
go for
to distribute something to each of a number of people.
give out
to succeed in being chosen or elected by a team, university or group.
get in
To find the answer to something by thinking about it.
figure out / work out
When schools or colleges ______________, the classes end and the holidays begin.
break up
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