1. To have a particuia「opinion about 3.

To make someone notlike someoneor

SOmeOne Or SOmething SOmething

′′No one seriouslythought oVabout him as an ‘′Her bad attitude put him o什being friends with

exceptionai student.’’ her.’’

2. To imaginesomething CaIm down

′′i can’tthinkoVabout a worse dayto have a

l. To become iessviolent, nervOuS,
COId.’’ excited or angry

′′After he reaIized he was shouting in pub=c, he

Make out
began to calm down.’’
l, Tosee, hearorunde「stand

′′l couIdn’t make outwhatyou said. Couid you

馴ow up

repeat it?’’ l. ToexpIode(likea bomb)

′‘The gastank blew up when it was heated.’’

2. To kiss someone etse (romantic訓y)

′′The teenagers got in trouble for making out in

2. To become suddenIy and violentIy
the back ofthe movie theatre.′′ angry

′‘Their boss bIew up when he found out that

Break down
they were going to be late to work.’’
l. Forsomethingto stopworking〈iikea

Ca「〉 Bring up

′′His car broke down on the side ofthe road.’’

l,丁o bringsomethingfrom a Iower

ievei/place to a higher IeveI/place

2. To startto c「y or become emotional看y
′′He brought up the Christmas decorations into
upset
the attic.’’
′′They b「oke down when they heard the news

about the plane crash.’’ 2. To raise a topicfordiscussion

′′she brought up the fact that they hadn’t seen

Ca= o惰
Michae=n two weeks.’’
1. Tocancelplans

′‘The trip was caiied offdue to bad weather.’’

Ask around

l,丁o aska large numberofpeopIethe

Put o情
Same queStion (Iike a po=〉

1. To delayplans untiI anothertime inthe ′′He asked around the classroom to see who
future
WaS PrePa「ed to present.’’
‘‘He put o什doing his homework untiI Sunday
Cutin
night.’’

l. To physica=y move in front ofsomeone

2. To piace somethingfatheraway from
(iike in a iineorintra楠c)
yourself (Physic訓y〉

′′He put his phone o什to the side ofhis desk,’’