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| to talk.to reach or to contact somebody |
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| indicates that something should have been done before |
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| from the begining, always all the time |
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| suddenly surprisingly, unexpectedly |
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| everything taken into account, all considered |
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| continually, regularly, during a period of time |
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| referring to, concerning, regarding |
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| as occurs most of he time |
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| finally, after a long time |
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| greatly,clearly, by a large account |
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| get accustomed to, accept habitually |
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| mention. raise an issue or question.raise a child |
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| mention in passing incidentally |
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| decide not to the something |
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| visit.ask or choose to participate or contribute |
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| alter or change an earlier decision or opinion |
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| register at a hotel. investigate |
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| take a book out of library. investigate. leave a hotel |
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| organize, make neat and clean |
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| meet by chance, accidentally, refering to appearance |
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| return, remember.recal. return to popularity |
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| profit/benefit from.use to advantage . work with |
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cut down on
My expenses are too high. I must cut them down somehow. |
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| grow to, gradually achieve something, amounts to |
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do without ayºe is doing without candy, she's dieting |
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drop by/in
I am very busy, I hope nobody drops in on me tonight |
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| visit informally, for a short period of time |
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| leave something somewhere to be picked up |
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drop out
The boy dropped out of school because he thought he could not learn |
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| stop going to school or class or a club |
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feel up to
I don't feel up to talking with anybody else now. |
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figure out
That's a hard puzzle. I can't figure it out |
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| understand, achieve understanding by reasoning |
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| critize, be dissatisfied with |
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fill out
When you get the application, fill it out |
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| write/complete a form a questionnaire |
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find out
You can't keep tha secret, somebody will find it out. |
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| learn, discover, inquire, ask |
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| temporarily, for the present period of time |
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| starting now and continuing into the future |
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get along with
She has such a bad disposition that nobody get along with her. |
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| be friendly with, agree on many things, make progress |
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| fail to reach an expected level |
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get off
She got off the train at the wrong station. |
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| leave a means of transportation, remove, take pleasure in |
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get on
When the next bus came by, she got on and rode home |
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| board a means of transportation |
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get over
let's get that job over
The news was a bad shock, but she will get over it soon. |
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get out of
He got out of his car and stood up
Never try to get out of doing your duty |
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| leave a car, exit, avoid unpleasent activity or work |
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get through
The test usually takes an hour, but bob got through early |
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| begin, start doing something |
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go over
The Teacher went over the quiz and discussed the stdents' mistakes |
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grow up
What is he going to be when he grows up? |
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| ought to should, would be smart to |
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hand in
Please hand your homework in at once |
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| submit, give to teachers and superiors |
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hang up
Sally hung up before I had a chance to explain |
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| end a phon conversation, a mental block |
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| have someone do something |
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| later, at some time in the future |
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hear from
Have you heard from your family recently? |
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| receive a letter or phone call from someone else |
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| in reality, really, specifically |
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instead of
Ali wanted to play football instead of going for a walk |
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| sufficently early, early enough, eventually ( not immediately) |
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| predictably, expectadlly, naturally, its not suprising |
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keep up with
She wants to keep up with her neighbours |
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| maintain one's pace with, progress as fast as (someone/something) |
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leave out
If you can't think of the answer, leave it out |
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| omit, leave avaliable, set out or aside |
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| allow time to think, find out, determine somethng |
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look after
Dont worry. I'll look after your house while your're on your trip. |
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| watch over, give care to, take care of |
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look for
I long for a rest |
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look forward to
i looked forward to seeing my old friend |
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look into
The police are looking into the numerous fires that have occured recently |
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look into
The police are looking into the numerous fires that have occured recently |
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look up
Business is looking up these days When you go to London, look an old friend of mine up I spend half of my timelooking words up in the dictionary |
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| research, search in a book or directory, improve , visit or all |
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look up to
My husband is the kind of man, that people look up to |
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| change the existing situation, cause a change |
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| earn enough money to have a decent standart of life |
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| give importance to, insist on |
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make out
The sick man tried to say something, but i couldnt make it out. |
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| be understandable to others |
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| understand, distinguish identify, complete, fill in |
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make up
i have got to make the list up for the laundryman. They had an argument, but they had already made up You have missed two assignments, you'll make them up at once. |
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| compose, invent, do past work, renew good relations |
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| it would be preferable to do with equal or better result/effect |
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| forget it, dont worry about it |
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| not in the least, its nothing |
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| to be expected, naturally, certainly |
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| finally, permanently, conclusively |
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| occasionally, every so often, from time to time |
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| intentionally, for a certain reason |
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| from the opposite point of view |
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| in general, all thing considered |
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pick out
I will buy a tie, but you will have to pick it out |
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pick up
dont scatter your clothes, pick them up i will pick you up at eight o'clock A popular movie star picks business up at the movies |
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| obtain, gather, acquire, buy , catch, arrest |
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point out
The quide pointed out to the interesting parts of the city to us. The teacher had to point his mistakes out to him. |
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| mention, explain, show, demonstrate, illustrate |
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put away
Your toys are scatteredover the room. Please put them away
Are you putting any money away for your old age? |
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| return something to its proper place |
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put off
Dont put off studying until the last moment
Im so busy that I'll have to put my vacation off for a few days |
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| postpone, delay, discourage, somewhat repelled by |
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put on
You'd better put your coat on, its cold outside
Put the radio on, i want to hear the news |
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put up with
I am not going to put up with your complaining any more |
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read up on
You had better read up on Freud before you take your psychology examination |
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right away
I must leave right away |
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run into
I ran into an old friend of mine yesterday |
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| meet by chance, accidentaly |
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run out of
I cant make a cake, I have ron out of sugar |
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| end the supply of, come to the end of |
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see to
My secretary sees to my e-mail |
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show up
jo did not show up for the meeting
Dont worry about your notebook, it will show up soon |
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| inevitably, eventually, ultimately |
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| profit or benefit from make use of |
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take after
That boy certainly takes after his father. He even walks like him |
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| go for a journey or a holiday |
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take off
Take your hat off
I am going to take a week off next month
Bob likes to take his teachers off |
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| remove clothing, leave the ground, be absent from work |
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take over
When the new manager,Levent,took over the store, he made it more efficent |
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take out
dont keep your hands in your pockets, take them out |
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| remove, extract, prepared food eaten at home, to date |
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take up
When did you take your studyof English up?
Do you want to bet on that? Ý will take you upon it if you do
Those books just take up space That boy takes my time up with his question |
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| begin, undertake, occupy space or time |
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talk ( something) over
We had better talk the matter over before we take a vote |
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| used to say something more precisely, express better |
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think of
What do you think of her?
You should not even think of this letter |
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Think (something) over
Dont answer now about that idea, think it over |
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| consider carefully before deciding or doing |
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| period of vacation, release from work, time for oneself |
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throw away/off
George threw away a good chance to become famous |
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turn down
That TV is too loud, turn it down a little
i dont see why the committee turned my suggestion down. |
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| decrease volume or intensity, reject, refuse, to say no |
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turn in
I am going to turn in now, so ý cant get up early tomorrow
When you have finished your examination, turn it in to your teacher |
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| hand in/ submit, go to bed |
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