Catch up with
You go ahead. I’ll have to work hard to catch up with the others
Get on well with somebody
Mr. Johnsons does not get on very well with his colleagues
Come up against
The plan to demolish the old bridge came up against a lot of criticism
Get along with
It’s important to get along with your boss.
Clamp down on
The city is clamping down on gang violence.
Get around to
I never seem to be able to get around to keeping up with the work pace!
Add up to
Your purchases add up to 150,50 €
Boil down to
The issue boils down to a lack of money.
Back out of
EE.UU. backed out of the Tokio agreement./Kirk backed the car out of the depot.
Go down with
The match will be difficult. Half of the team has gone down with the flu.
Average out at
The price of dinner averages out at 25€ per person
Come up with
I’ll come up with a brilliant idea.
Be caught up in
Josh got caught up in the robbery and was sent to jail.
Get out of
Hugh is trying to get out of working the night shift.
Catch up on
I must call my sister to catch up on the latest family events.
Get rid of
It’s difficult to get rid of old habits.
Brush up on
Sue must brush up on her Japeanse before going to Tokio.
Cut down on
The local authorities have decided to cut down on taxes over water consumption
Get on with something
Get on with the hard job.
Fall back on
We were lucky to have some canned food to fall back on.
Look back on
I look back on my years of highschool and smile
Hang on to
How long can you hang on to an impossible dream?
Keep up with
Are you keeping up with the latest news?