Add up | Make sense |
Ask after | Enquire about someone's health or how life's going |
Back down | Yield, give up, surrender |
bargain for | Expect something to happen |
Bear out | Confirm that something is true or correct |
Break down | Lose control to the emotions, start crying, stop working |
Break off | Break a piece of something, stop talking suddenly |
Bring about | Cause something to happen |
Bring/pull off | Achieve something, manage to succeed with something diffcult |
Bring on | Make something appear, Cause something to happen |
Bring round | Persuade or convince someone |
Bring up | Mention something, discuss |
Carry off | Win, succeed Die of a disease |
Carry out | Perform a task |
Catch on | Become popular, understand something |
Come about | Happen unexpectedly |
Come down to | Amount to, be the most important aspect |
Come in for | Receive a praise or criticism |
Come off | Be successful or when something breaks off |
Come up | Appear = happen (something unexpected) |
Crop up | Happen (something unexpected) = Come up |
Do up | Close or fasten clothes, Repair and renovate |
Draw up | Prepare a contract, When a vehicle stops |
Drop in | Visit without having made arrangements |
Fall about | Show amusement - laughing a lot |
Fall for | Let someone deceive you, believe in a lie |
Fall through | Be unsuccessful - the plan or project - to fail |
Feel up to | Feel capable of doing something |
Get across | Communicate successfully, explain something |
Get down to | Start working seriously |
Get off with | Escape or avoid punishment |
Get on for | Be near a time |
Break up | Come to an end |
Come up against | Meet a difficulty |
Come up to | Equal - especially expectations, standard |
Come up with | Think of - especially an answer, plan or idea |
Count on | Rely on |
Do away with | To abolish or murder |
End up | Finish in a certain way or place |
Face up | Have a courage to deal with - epecially responsibilities |
Fall back on | To use as a last resort |
Fall for | Be deceived by |
Fall out with | Quarrel with someone |
Follow up | Act upon suggestion |
Get at | Imply - about personal matters |
Get someone down | Make to feel depressed |
Get on | Make progress - especially in life |
Get over | Be shocked or surprised that something if real or true |
Get over with | Come to an end of something, usually unpleasant |
Get round to | Find time to do - also around |
Get up to | Do something wrong or naughty - usually bad when about children |