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Rock out
To enjoy or play rock music
Go for
To like or prefer something "I usually go for rock music"
Do without
To not have something you need, but to do something anyway "I didn't have everything I needed, so I did without"
Speed up
To get faster "Speed up or we'll be late"
Slow down
To be slower "You're driving too fast, please slow down"
Chill out
The same as hang out, to spend time with friends, or to relax "I want to chill out on the beach"
Make do
To cope without something "I don't have enough coffee, I'll have to make do"
Look forward to
Be excited for a future event "I'm looking forward to the rock concert"
Mess up
Get something wrong "I hope I don't mess up my phrasal verbs"
Get up
Get out out bed "I got up early today"
Sleep in
To stay in bed late "It's Saturday, so I slept in"
Give up
To stop doing something "Smoking is bad for you, you should give up"
Cut down on
Have less of something "I'm trying to cut down on coffee"
Get around to
Do something after a delay "I still haven't got around to watching Game of Thrones"
Take up
Start something, usually a hobby "I took up extreme ironing"
Calm down
To relax - "At the end of the day I calm down by playing videogames"
Put on
To start wearing something "I put on my glasses" - Or start music/a video "Put the radio on" "Put Netflix on"
Pick out
To choose "You need to pick out a good outfit for the party"
Work out
To do exercise "They work out at the gym everyday"
Wake up
Stop sleeping "My alarm woke me up at 7am"
Hang out
Spend time with friends
Grow up
To grow from a child to an adult "I grew up in England"
Turn up
Arrive "Do you know when the taxi will turn up?"
Come over
Visit somebody's house "My friend Pete came over at the weekend"
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