GET ON WITH DO UP

Repair or decorate a building so that it

Continue doing something especially work.

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looks attractive.
e.g. Christian must get on with the thesis,
e.g. My mother asked me to do up my
otherwise He will can't graduate from
brother's room.
University.

CLEAR UP
GO ON

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Make a place tidy by removing things from

it or putting them where they should be. Continue.
e.g. My teacher reprehended my best friend e.g. I did not expect that the school’s
for having taken things that did not belong contest went on too long.
to him.

PICK UP
WEAR OUT
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Collect (or go and get) someone or

Make someone extremely tired. something.
e.g. My little sister always wears me out. e.g. I had to pick up English to be
understood by Americans.

SUM UP
TAKE UP
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Describe the important facts or

Start doing a particular job or activity characteristics about something or
e.g. Since my father took up gastronomy someone.
my family’s finances grew up. e.g. I going to sum up my speech in few
words.

GET HOLD OF HAVE A GO

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Obtain something. Try to do something.

e.g. If I had not got hold of my mother’s e.g. I have never been an athletic person,
hand I would have fallen down. but I will have a go.
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Make or say something which is not true.

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Do something even though something bad

might happen because of it. e.g. Last month, I went to a party and got
drunk; and for me to get in the house I had
e.g. Being a president means to take risks. make up a story to my mum.

KEEP A PROMISE NOT HAVE A CLUE

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Make a place tidy by removing things from
it or putting them where they should be.
e.g. My teacher reprehended my best friend
for having taken things that did not belong
to him.
Be completely unable to guess, understand,
or deal with something.
e.g. I remember having no clue in the
speech contest due to I forgot everything at
that time.

GET OVER LIVE UP TO

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Feel better after something or someone has

Be as good as something.
made you unhappy.
e.g. The company just can’t live up to the
e.g. Finally, I could get over with my
boss’ aspirations.
depression.

HAND BACK GET AWAY WITH

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Return something to the person who gave it

Succeed in avoiding punishment for
to you.
something.
e.g. I did not remember whether I deliver
e.g. She has gotten away with stealing
the homework or not until I was handed it
things from the market many times.
back.

POINT OUT
PUT OFF
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Tell someone about some information,

often because you believe they are not
aware of it or have forgotten it.
e.g. My Mother point me out that the next
time I get home drunk She will kick me out
of it.
Decide or arrange to delay an event or
activity until a later time or date.
e.g. My days-off have been put off for
next month.
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Make or say something which is not true.

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Do something even though something bad

might happen because of it. e.g. Last month, I went to a party and got
drunk; and for me to get in the house I had
e.g. Being a president means to take risks. make up a story to my mum.

KEEP A PROMISE NOT HAVE A CLUE

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Make a place tidy by removing things from
it or putting them where they should be.
e.g. My teacher reprehended my best friend
for having taken things that did not belong
to him.
Be completely unable to guess, understand,
or deal with something.
e.g. I remember having no clue in the
speech contest due to I forgot everything at
that time.

GET OVER LIVE UP TO

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Feel better after something or someone has

Be as good as something.
made you unhappy.
e.g. The company just can’t live up to the
e.g. Finally, I could get over with my
boss’ aspirations.
depression.

HAND BACK GET AWAY WITH

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Return something to the person who gave it

Succeed in avoiding punishment for
to you.
something.
e.g. I did not remember whether I deliver
e.g. She has gotten away with stealing
the homework or not until I was handed it
things from the market many times.
back.

POINT OUT
PUT OFF
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Tell someone about some information,

often because you believe they are not
aware of it or have forgotten it.
e.g. My Mother point me out that the next
time I get home drunk She will kick me out
of it.
Decide or arrange to delay an event or
activity until a later time or date.
e.g. My days-off have been put off for
next month.