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question		réponse
back [x] up When the class was making fun of me, only the teacher backed me up. commencer à apprendre		to support or defend someone
break down The ice cream machine at McDonald’s often breaks down. commencer à apprendre		to stop working, especially in reference to machines
call around Roy called around to find a nearby mechanic. commencer à apprendre		to contact multiple people
call [x] off We called the party off. / We called off the party. commencer à apprendre		to cancel a planned event
calm down I need a few minutes to calm down after that match. commencer à apprendre		to relax after an energetic or irritated state
check [x] out I’ll check the contract out. / I’ll check out the contract. commencer à apprendre		to examine a person or thing; to look at someone with romantic or sexual interest
cheer [x] up Reading always cheers me up on a rainy day. commencer à apprendre		to make someone happy, especially if they were previously sad
clean up (1) Our hockey team cleaned up at the tournament. (2) Her boss said she had to either clean up or find a new job. commencer à apprendre		(1) to be extremely successful; (2) to stop engaging in questionable behavior
clean [x] up John cleaned the living room up. / John cleaned up the living room. commencer à apprendre		to tidy an area
come around I never liked seafood but came around after trying fried calamari. commencer à apprendre		to change one’s opinion or see a new point of view
come between [x] After more than 50 years of partnership, nothing could come between them. commencer à apprendre		to interfere with a relationship
come down with [x] After traveling, Chandra came down with a cold. commencer à apprendre		to catch an illness
come out of [x] Some good came out of our boring class trip. commencer à apprendre		to happen as a consequence
come up (1) The topic never came up. (2) A cow came up and licked my face. (3) Don’t worry until it comes up. commencer à apprendre		(1) to arise; (2) to approach; (3) to occur
come up with [x] Sahar comes up with her best story ideas at night. commencer à apprendre		to think of an idea or produce a solution
count on [x] I can count on my friends to warn me. commencer à apprendre		to rely or depend on someone or something
crack down on [x] Police have been cracking down on drunk driving. commencer à apprendre		to attack or punish harshly; to penalize behavior
dive into [x] I’ll dive into that new TV show later tonight. commencer à apprendre		to eagerly begin a pursuit or activity
dress up Abed dressed up for the award ceremony. commencer à apprendre		to put on nice clothes
end up He ended up taking the job. commencer à apprendre		to eventually reach some conclusion or destination
fall apart (1) My dress fell apart. (2) He fell apart when his cat got sick. commencer à apprendre		(1) to break into pieces; (2) to experience emotional distress
fill [x] up Bruce filled his water bottle up. commencer à apprendre		to fill a container completely
find out [x] We didn’t find out the news until dinner. commencer à apprendre		to discover or learn something
get [x] across The professor didn’t get anything across to the students. commencer à apprendre		to successfully communicate something
get ahead You’ll never get ahead unless you follow the rules. commencer à apprendre		to succeed or progress
get along with [x] My dog gets along with everyone. commencer à apprendre		to be on harmonious terms with someone
get around It’s impossible to get around without a car. commencer à apprendre		to travel from place to place
get around to [x] I’ll get around to that project after the playoffs. commencer à apprendre		to do something eventually
get at [x] (1) I can’t get at this itch. (2) These graphs are getting at the fact... commencer à apprendre		(1) to reach something; (2) to suggest something
get away Lucio liked to go to the lake just to get away. commencer à apprendre		to escape or depart
get away with [x] The boss’s nephew gets away with things no one else would. commencer à apprendre		to avoid punishment for something
get [x] back Rodger got his pencil back from Greta. commencer à apprendre		to retrieve something
get back at [x] Laila promised to get back at whoever started the rumor. commencer à apprendre		to take revenge on someone
get by The family got by with only their savings. commencer à apprendre		to survive or manage at a minimum level
get down He knows how to get down to hip-hop. commencer à apprendre		to enjoy oneself with music or dancing
get [x] down (1) Kima gets everyone down. (2) Reporters tried to get all his comments down. commencer à apprendre		(1) to depress someone; (2) to record something
get down to [x] We’ll get down to picking teams soon. commencer à apprendre		to begin or start something important
get in on [x] Everyone wanted to get in on cryptocurrency. commencer à apprendre		to join an activity
get into [x] I don’t want to get into our finances now. commencer à apprendre		to discuss something thoroughly
get [x] out of [x] At least Jabar got some money out of it. commencer à apprendre		to take some benefit from a situation
get over [x] Drinking water helps in getting over an illness. commencer à apprendre		to recover from something
get through [x] Alessandra can’t get through a morning without coffee. commencer à apprendre		to complete or endure something unpleasant
get to [x] People who litter really get to me. commencer à apprendre		to annoy or bother someone
get together The team is getting together for dinner. commencer à apprendre		to gather socially
give [x] away Mindy gave her doll collection away. commencer à apprendre		to donate or give for free
give up Carin felt like giving up every time she saw the scoreboard. commencer à apprendre		to quit or surrender
give [x] up Minh gave up chocolate because of migraines. commencer à apprendre		to stop consuming or doing something
go against [x] Students went against the dress code. commencer à apprendre		to oppose or contradict
go ahead We can’t go ahead with the festival. commencer à apprendre		to proceed or move forward
go along with [x] Cedric decided to go along with it. commencer à apprendre		to agree or pretend to agree
go for [x] Carlos is going for an Olympic medal. commencer à apprendre		to try to achieve something
go on The workers will go on digging. commencer à apprendre		to continue
go over [x] Marie wants to go over the study guide. commencer à apprendre		to review something
hand in [x] The teacher wants us to hand in our essays. commencer à apprendre		to submit something
hold [x] back My bad grades held me back. commencer à apprendre		to prevent someone from doing something
keep [x] up Keep this pace up and you’ll set a record! commencer à apprendre		to continue doing something
leave [x] out Orna left the graph out of the presentation. commencer à apprendre		to omit something
let [x] down Kamal let Marco down when he arrived late. commencer à apprendre		to disappoint someone
let go of [x] Don’t let go of the rope until I’m safe. commencer à apprendre		to release or free something
let [x] in You’ll let the flies in! commencer à apprendre		to allow something or someone to enter
let [x] know Let me know as soon as Leslie texts back. commencer à apprendre		to tell someone something
look after [x] Thank you for looking after me. commencer à apprendre		to take care of someone or something
look up to [x] I looked up to this YouTuber. commencer à apprendre		to admire or idolize someone
mix up [x] It’s easy to mix up Chris Pine and Chris Pratt. commencer à apprendre		to confuse two or more things
pull [x] up Eugene pulled up the document on his computer. commencer à apprendre		to retrieve or bring something nearer
put [x] on I always put on my backpack before leaving. commencer à apprendre		to dress oneself in
put up with [x] Paz could put up with Janice’s attitude. commencer à apprendre		to tolerate or endure something
run out of [x] Isabella ran out of toilet paper. commencer à apprendre		to use all of something
see to [x] I’ll see to watering the plants. commencer à apprendre		to make sure something is done
set [x] up I set up a group myself. commencer à apprendre		to arrange or organize something
show off She was just showing off. commencer à apprendre		to display abilities to impress others
shut [x] off Don’t forget to shut the water off. commencer à apprendre		to turn off, especially a machine
take after [x] Li takes after his father. commencer à apprendre		to resemble someone
take [x] out Please take the garbage out. commencer à apprendre		to move something outside
think [x] over Yosef thought the idea over. commencer à apprendre		to consider something
throw [x] away Could you throw that burrito away? commencer à apprendre		to dispose of something
top [x] off May I top your beverage off? commencer à apprendre		to refill or complete something
turn [x] down My crush turned me down. commencer à apprendre		to reject or say no
wait on [x] Billie eagerly waited on the customers. commencer à apprendre		to serve someone
wait out They decided to wait out the rain. commencer à apprendre		to wait until an event is over

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