| to catch sb out | discover sb doing sth wrong |
| to (be) cut out to be sb/ for sth | to have suitable features for a job, task, etc. |
| to (get) carried away | to get to excited to control oneself |
| to be over | finish |
| to be taken aback | to be completely suprised |
| to be worn out | to be very tired |
| to break down | to stop working properly |
| to break down sth | to organise figures, number, data |
| to break in | enter by force or illegally |
| to break in on sth | to interrupt |
| to break into | to enter a house, bank etc. without permission |
| to break out | of war, disease - to begin (suddenly) |
| to break up (with sb) | to terminate a relationship |
| to bring sth about | to cause |
| to bring sth up | to suggest a subject for discussion |
| to carry on with sth | to continue |
| to carry out sth | to conduct research |
| to come off | medicine - to stop taking it |
| to come out | to be published (of a book) |
| to come up with | to produce an answer or an idea |
| to cut down on | to reduce |
| to cut in | to interrupt a conversation |
| to cut off sth | to stop supplying, e.g. gas, electricity |
| to fall apart | to break into pieces |
| to fall for sb | to fall in love with sb |
| to fall for sth | to be deceived by sth |
| to get along with sb | to have a good relationship with sb |
| to get away with sth | not to be punished severely for a crime or sth wrong |
| to get over sth | to manage with sth unpleasant or sad succesfully, to overcome |
| to get up | to wake up and move out of bed |