to be similar to another (older) member of your family
take after
stop having a relationship (with)
break up
a prize you receive for something you have done
award
to care for children until they are adults
bring up
to stop doing a regular activity or job
give up
to be mentioned or talked about in a conversation
come up
supportive, taking care of one another
close-knit
a carefully planned piece of work for a specific purpose
project
to give something to someone else
pass on
to start doing a particular job or activity
take up
to refuse an offer or request
turn down
to (finally) be in a situation or destination
end up
successfully completing a (degree) course and getting a certificate
graduation
to have a good relationship
get on (with)
to be published, become available to buy
come out
a course of study at university, or the qualification you get when you finish
degree
to like each other a lot and become friends very quickly
get on like a house on fire
a document that gives details to show something is true
certificate
to arrange to do something at a later time
put off
a level of skill or education that you have achieved
qualification
to argue all the time
fight like cat and dog
to meet in order to do something or spend time together
get together
money that an organisation gives you to study at university
scholarship
the money you pay to do or use something
fee