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  • invite someone to go somewhere with you, usually for a date.
    . ask out
  • start talking about a subject or mention it during a conversation.
    bring something up
  • find a solution or calculate
    work out
  • change into something else or become something different.
    turn into something
  • use all of something so there is none left.
    run out of something
  • delay someone (cause them to be late); also: rob someone or a place using threats.
    hold somebody up
  • be similar to a family member in appearance or character
    take after someone
  • think of an idea, solution, or plan
    come up with something
  • think that something or someone is less important or worse than you
    look down on something / someone
  • find or meet someone or something by chance; also: give a certain impression.
    come across
  • rely on someone; expect that they will help or do what they promised.
    count on somebody
  • take care of someone or make sure they are safe and well.
    look after somebody
  • admire or respect someone and want to be like them.
    look up to someone
  • stop doing a habit or activity, or stop trying to do something.
    give up something
  • cancel an event, meeting, or planned activity.
    call off
  • search for information in a book, dictionary, or online.
    look something up
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