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  • g _ _ _  *sth*  a _ _ _ = give something for free
    give *sth* away
  • b _ _ _  i _ _ _ *sb* / r _ _  i _ _ _ *sb* / c _ _ _  a _ _ _ _ _  *sb/sth* = meet by chance
    bump into / run into / come across
  • c _ _ _ _ _ _  o _ *sth* = to be made / formed of various things
    consist of
  • p _ _ _  u _ *sb/sth* = to get or bring from somewhere
    pick up
  • k _ _ _ _ (somebody) o_ _ = defeat in boxing or make someone unconscious
    knock out
  • f _ _ _  o _ _  w _ _ _ (sb) = argue with someone and stop being friendly with them
    fall out with
  • l _ _ _  o _ _  f _ _ (sb) = take care of someone so nothing bad happens to them
    look out for
  • g _ _  a _ _ _  w _ _ _  (sth) = do something wrong and avoid punishment
    get away with
  • f _ _ _ _ _ / w _ _ _  o _ _ = solve / understand
    figure / work out
  • g _ _  a _ _ _ _ _  t _ *sth* = do something you've intended to do.
    get around to
  • t _ _ _  u _ = arrive
    turn up
  • t _ _ _  u _ = start to do a new activity
    take up
  • g _ _ _  u _ = surrender
    give up
  • g _ _  t _ _ _ _ _ _  *sth* = to deal with a difficult experience
    get through
  • l _ _ _  u _ = to become better
    look up
  • c _ _ _ _ _ _  *sth*  u _ = imagine with images
    conjure *sth* up
  • c _ _ _ _  u _ = to learn or discuss the latest news
    catch up
  • l _ _ _ _ (sb/sth) o _ _ = not include
    leave out
  • l _ _ _  b _ _ _  o _ (sth) = remember the past
    look back on
  • m _ _ _  u _  f _ _  *sth* = compensate
    make up for
  • f _ _ _  f _ _ *sth* = tricked into believing something not true
    fall for
  • d _ _ _  o _ _ = not do something you were going to do or before it's finished
    drop out
  • p _ _ _  (sth)  u _ = learn a new skill
    pick up
  • c _ _ _  u _  w _ _ _ / t _ _ _ _ u _ = think of an idea
    come up with / think up
  • l _ _ _  u _  t _ (sb) = admire
    look up to
  • l _ _ _  u _  t _ = to be as good as expected
    live up to
  • g _ _  b _ _ _  t _ *sb* = to talk to someone again
    get back to
  • c _ _ _  a _ _ _ _ _ (a _) = behave in a way that makes people think you have a particular characteristic
    come across (as)
  • a _ _  u _  t _ *sth* = to make a particular total OR to result in something.
    add up to
  • d _ _ _ _  u _ = Put on formal clothes for a special occasion / Put on clothes to change your appearance
    dress up
  • t _ _ _  a _ _ _ _ (sb) = be similar to someone older than you in your family
    take after
  • g _ _  *sb*  d _ _ _ = cause somebody to feel unhappy or depressed
    get *sb* down
  • c _ _ _ _  (sb)  u _ = to feel happier
    cheer up
  • c _ _ _ _ / k _ _ _  o _ = continue
    carry / keep on
  • g _ _  *sth*  a _ _ _ _ _ = communicate so that someone believes or understands something
    get *sth* across
  • p _ _ _ _  *sth*  o _ _ (sth) = focus someone's attention on some information
    point out
  • s _ _  o _ _ = start a journey
    set off
  • t _ _ _  (sb/sth)  d _ _ _ = reject
    turn down
  •  h _ _  i _  o _ _ = to like someone and become friendly immediately
    hit it off
  • t _ _ _  *sth*  i _  = learn, understand and remember
    take in
  • e _ _  u _ = To finally be in a particular place or situation
    end up
  • c _ _ _ _  o _ _ = relax
    chill out
  • m _ _ _  o _ _  (o _) = fail to get something good
    miss out (on)
  • h _ _ _  *sth*  b _ _ _ (sth) = return something to the person who gave it
    hand back
  • s _ _ _  o _ _ = try to get attention / admiration that others find annoying
    show off
  • g _ _  o _ / a _ _ _ _ = have a good relationship with someone
    get on / along
  • t _ _  (sth)  o _ _ = try something to see if you like it or if it works
    try out
  • g _ _  o _ _ _  *sth* = to recover after a bad experience
    get over
  • g _  f _ _ *sth* = choose
    go for
  • p _ _  o _ _ *sth* = delay
    put off
  • p _ _  *sb*  o _ _  (sth) = distract someone
    put *sb* off
  • g _ _ _  i _ = to stop fighting and accept
    give in
  • g _ _  o _ _  o _ = avoid doing something
    get out of
  • t _ _ _   o _ _ = suddenly become successful or popular
    take off
  • k _ _ _  u _ (with sb/sth) = to stay level or equal
    keep up
  • r _ _  o _ _ = to finish something so that there is none left.
    run out
  • c _ _ _ _ / r _ _ _ / d _ _ _ _ _  o _ (sb) = trust someone to behave in a particular way
    count / rely / depend on
  • t _ _ _  o _ = to do a something challenging
    take on