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Question		Answer
be about to start learning		be on the point of doing sth
be after start learning		1) want, try to gain 2 ) chase
be down with start learning		be ill with, go down with
be for start learning		be in favour of; (opp: be against)
be in for start learning		expect sth, usu bad
be off start learning		1) not want/like any more 2) be absent
be on start learning		be shown on television, at the cinema etc
be out start learning		1) be unfashionable 2) have stopped burning
be over start learning		come to an end
be through with start learning		have ended a ralatioship/job etc
be up to start learning		1) be capable of 2) feel like doing sth usually sth wrong
break down start learning		1) stop working 2) lose control of feelings 3) fail
break in/into start learning		1) enter by force 2) interrupt
break off start learning		end a relationship/agreement
break out start learning		1) begin suddenly (about fire, war) but a storm breaks 2) escape
break through start learning		advance (in spite of opposition)
break to start learning		tell (usually bad news) to sb in a kind way
break up start learning		1) stop for holidays (of schools) 2) separate; split up
bring back start learning		cause to recall
bring down start learning		cause to fall
bring forward start learning		move sth to an earlier date or time
bring in start learning		create profit/money
bring about start learning		cause to happen
bring out start learning		publish, put on the market
bring round/to start learning		make sb regain consciousness
bring round (to) start learning		persuade
bring up start learning		1) raise a child 2) mention, introduce a subject
come across start learning		meet/find by chance, run across
come along start learning		1) hurry up, come on, 2) happen, arrive by chance
come by start learning		obtain
come down to start learning		be passed on to sb by inheritance
come down with start learning		become ill, go down with
come into start learning		inherit
come off start learning		succeed
come out start learning		1) (of flowers) begin to blossom, 2) be published, 3) (of stains) be able to be
come round start learning		1) visit casually, 2) regain consciousness, come to
come to start learning		amount to a total
come up start learning		1) be mentioned, 2) arise; occur
come up to start learning		1) approach, 2) equal: be up to (expectations)
come up with start learning		find, think of (a solution, an answer, etc)
cut across start learning		take a shorter way
cut back on start learning		reduce (expenses, production) cut down on
cut down start learning		1) cause to fall by cutting 2) reduce sth
cut in start learning		1) move suddenly in front of another car, 2) interrupt
cut into start learning		interrupt
cut off start learning		1) disconnect, 2) (usu passive) isolate
cut out start learning		omit
be cut out for/to be start learning		be suited for (a profession)
cut up start learning		cut into small pieces (pokroić)
do away with start learning		1) abolish, 2) kill
2) do down start learning		speak badly of somebody
do in start learning		kill
do up start learning		1) fasten, tie, 2) wrap, 3) repair, redecorate, 4) make oneself more attractive
(could) do with start learning		want, need sth
do without start learning		live/continue without having sth
fall apart start learning		1) break into pieces, 2) end in failure
fall back on start learning		turn to sth for help when other plans have failed/turn to
fall behind start learning		1) fail to keep up, 2) be late (with payment)
fall for start learning		1) be deceived, 2) fall in love with sb
fall in start learning		collapse
fall into start learning		1) belong to; be part of (categories), 2) begin; enter a state
fall in with start learning		agree with, go along with
fall on start learning		1) attack, 2) eat hungrily
fall out (with) start learning		quarrel with sb
fall through start learning		fail to be completed
get across start learning		successfully communicate ideas
get along start learning		continue despite difficulties
get along with start learning		be on friendly terms with sb, get on with
get at start learning		mean
get away with start learning		1) escape punishment for wrongdoing, 2) escape capture with stolen goods
get back start learning		recover possession of
get down start learning		1) swallow although difficult, 2) depress
get down to start learning		start doing sth seriously
get on start learning		1) advance, make progress, 2) become ate, get nearer 3) have a friendly relation
get on with start learning		1) be on good terms with, get along with, 2) continue after an interruption
get out start learning		(of news) become known
get over start learning		1) recover, 2) overcome
get round start learning		persuade, bring round
get round to start learning		find the necessary time to do sth
get through start learning		1) finish (a piece of work), 2) survive through difficult times, 3) use up all of sth
get through to start learning		reach sb by telephone
get up start learning		rise from bed
give away start learning		1) reveal sth, betray sb 2) lose an advantage
give back start learning		return
give in start learning		1) surrender, 2) hand in
give off start learning		emit (heat, fumes, smell...)
give out start learning		1) come to an end 2) distribute, hand out
give up start learning		1) stop/abandon an attempt, habit 2) surrender, offer oneself as prisoner 3) stop doing or having sth
go after start learning		pursue (dażyć do)
go ahead start learning		be allowed to happen
go away start learning		(of a problem, feeling...) disappear; cease
go back on start learning		break a promise or agreement
go by start learning		base my ideas on
go down with start learning		be ill with
go for start learning		1) attack 2) apply for a job
go in for start learning		take part in (a competition)
go on start learning		1) continue 2) happen
go off start learning		1) explode (bomb), ring (alarm) 2) be switched off 3) spoil (food)
go out start learning		stop burning, be extinguished
go over start learning		1) examine details 2) repeat
go round start learning		1) be enough for everyone to have a share 2) visit 3) spread, circulate
go through start learning		1) examine carefully, go over 2) use up, spend 3) experience, endure
go up start learning		rise (price)
go with start learning		match
go without start learning		endure the lack of sth; do without

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