To clear out tidy up; move out and don’t leave anything behind; empty completely, clean up

To step down to resign; to descend

To break out to bring out, to escape

To fall off to diminish in size or value

To come along to accompany

To turn on to switch on

To set off to leave; to begin a journey or trip

To take on to employ

To come across to bump into, to encounter, to run across, to run into

To rule out to exclude

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Immediately in an immediate manner; instantly or without delay

Increasingly more and more

Incredibly in an incredible manner; not to be believed

Inevitably in a manner that is impossible to avoid or prevent

Largely in a widespread or large manner

Mainly chiefly, principally, powerfully, primarily

Merely only, just, and nothing more

Nearly almost, closely, approximately

Necessarily in an essential manner; “such expenses are necessarily incurred”

Notably especially; remarkably; particularly

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Certain sure, undoubted, fixed, regular, some

Cheap low and or reduced in price

Chemical actinic

Clear bright, not dark or obscured

Close near

Cold feeling the sensation of coldness, especially to the point of discomfort

Comfortable easy; relaxing; bringing comfort; financially well to do

Common simple, ordinary or vulgar

Competitive vying

Complex complicated

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To approach to approximate, to come on

To approve to sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm

To argue to have an argument, a quarrel

To arise to proceed; to issue; to spring

To arrange to put in order, to organize

To arrive to get to a certain place

To ask to make a request, petition, seek, inquire set a price on

To assess to estimate or judge the value, character, etc., of; evaluate

To associate to connect or join together; combine

To assure to guarantee, promise (to do something)

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Basic essential

Beautiful nice, pretty

Best star, prime

Better preferable

Brief core

Bright intelligent, brilliant

Brilliant bright, marvelous

Busy engaged, occupied

Capable talented

Central principal, main; in or of the center

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                               PHRASAL VERBS

To keep on > to continue doing sth.

To account for > to explain or give a reason for sth.

To get rid of > to be/ become free of sb./sth. or to remove sb./sth.

To cut down on > to reduce the quantity or amount of sth. ; to do sth. less often

To keep up with > to move at the same speed as sb.

To look up to > to respect or admire sb.

To look down on > to think that you are better than sb. / sth.

To set up > to start, to establish a business

To make up > to form, to put powder

To make up for > to do sth. that corrects a bad situation

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