black out	1/2)suddenly become unconscious 2/2)make a place dark by turning off al the lights, =blackout(n)
come out in	become covered in spots
come round	1/4)become conscious again after being unconscious, 2/4)happen again
come round	3/4)go to a place where someone is, to visit them1 4/4)be persuaded to change your opinion or decisi
cotton on	begin to realise or understand sth
crease up	laugh a lot, or make someone laugh a lot
follow up	1/2)check the health of someone who has received medical treatment
follow up	2/2)try to find out more about something, follow-up (n)
get down	make someone feel sad or lose hope
get over	1/2)start to feel happy or well again after something bad has happened
get over	2/2)solve a deal with a problem
go down/well/badly	produce a particular reaction down/well/badly + (with sb)
lash out	1/2)try to hit or attack someone suddelny and violently 2/2)speak angrily to or againt someone
pass away/on	die (used to avoid saying 'die' when you think the might upset sb)
play up	1/2)cause difficulties or pain for someone
play up	2/2)behave badly
pull thorugh	1/2)manage to stay alive after you have been very ill or very badly injured
pull through	2/2)succeed in a very difficult situation, or help someone do this
shrivel up	1/2)become smaller and thinner and not to look fresh and healthy (schnąć) (szywyl/szrywyel)
shrivel up	2/2)become weaker or smaller (szywyl/szrywyel)
summon up	manage to produce a quality or a reacion that helps you deal with a difficult situation
to summon up the courage	zebrać się na odwagę
ward off	do something to prevent someone or something from harming you