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 …
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]]>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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]]>To get through ➡ to overcome To take after ➡ to resemble in appearance or habit To call for ➡ to request, to call someone To back up ➡ to provide support, To run up ➡ to raise To cope with ➡ to handle, to get over, to deal with To deal with ➡ to …
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]]>To get through to overcome
To take after to resemble in appearance or habit
To call for to request, to call someone
To back up to provide support,
To run up to raise
To cope with to handle, to get over, to deal with
To deal with to overcome
To take off to leave, to become successful, to depart
To put on tro wear
To come into to obtain from someone after their death, to inherit
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]]>To take up ➡ to begin doing on a regular basis To hold up ➡ to wait or delay To bring up ➡ to mention, to raise children To turn into ➡ to change into To break off ➡ to end abruptly To put off ➡ to delay, to postpone To call off ➡ to …
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]]>To take up to begin doing on a regular basis
To hold up to wait or delay
To bring up to mention, to raise children
To turn into to change into
To break off to end abruptly
To put off to delay, to postpone
To call off to cancel
To give up to quit, to admit defeat
To look into to investigate
To settle down to establish a settled lifestyle, and especially to marry
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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 …
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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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