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to get upset

break down

to investigate

look into

to get out of bed

get up

to tolerate

put up with

to leave home to go on a social event

go out

to return an item

take back

To end a relationship

break up

to suffer/lack or deprivation

go without

to postpone

put off

to resemble a family member

take after

to try to find

look for

to return

get back

to follow someone

go after

to think less of or consider inferior

look down on

to meet (for social reasons)

get together

to develop a skin condition

break out in

to go on a vacation

get away

to extinguish

put out

to have a lot of respect for

look up to

to review

go over

to take revenge

get back at

to start or proceed

go ahead

to purposely break into pieces

take apart

to force entry to a building

break in

to start to fly

take off

to be excited about the future

look forward to

to remove something (clothing)

take off

to insult or make someone feel stupid

put down

to escape

break out

to pay for someone to go somewhere with you

take out

to become interested in something again

get back into

to compete or oppose

go against

to assemble

put together

to be careful and take notice

look out