If you stay in the same place for a while, we say you are
sticking around.
coming across.
When you put rubbish in the bin, you are
working it out.
throwing it away.
When you give something like a letter or homework assignment to someone in authority, you are
looking for it.
handing it in.
When you cut paper or material to make a separate shape, you are
coming up with something.
cutting something out.
When you’ve resolved a problem, especially by thinking a lot, we say you’ve
worked it out.
handed it in.
If you have a lot of clothes, it can be difficult to
help them out of your suitcase.
get them into your suitcase.
If you want someone to do something quickly, you can say
'Hurry up!'
'Hold on!'
Another way to say 'Wait!' is
'Work out!'
'Hold on!'
If you find something that you weren’t looking for, we say you’ve
come across it.
cut it out.
When you've thought of an idea, we say you’ve
come up with an idea.
come across an idea.
If you believe a story, joke or trick (that someone invented), we say you’ve
fallen for it.
got it into.
When someone borrows something from you, you expect them to
give it back.
cut it out.