Get over
Recover from sth
e.g: She's only just GETTING COVER the death of her husband. · He is still getting over the shock of being made redundant.
Get on with
Have a good relationship with sb
e.g: I GET ON very well WITH my colleagues.
Have no more of
e.g : We've RUN OUT OF sugar; I'm going to the shops for some.
Bring out
produce and launch a new product or publication.
e.g: The magazine will also be BRINGGING OUT a book in November to celebrate its 40th anniversar
Find out
to obtain knowledge of something
e.g: He also has many loyal bodyguards who act as his decoys so others won't FIND OUT his true identity.
to accept that a difficult situation exists
e.g: Many people find it hard to FACE UP TO the fact that they are getting old.
Look forward to
await something eagerly.
e.g: I'm LOOKING FORWARD TO going back to school
Look through
to read something quickly
e.g: Her plan has many creative ideas and it is presented clearly. Have you LOOKED THROUGH it?
to take action in order to achieve something or in order to solve a problem
ví dụ: She's very adept at DEALING WITH the media
Turn down
To reject or refuse sth
e.g: He invited me to the party, but I TURNED him DOWN.
Turn up
to appear or come to your attention
e.g: She TURNED UP at the funeral. I hope the list key is going to ...
Set off
To start a trip
e.g: We would like to SET OFF for Paris by 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Set up
Start sth (a business, an organisation,...)
e.g: She SET UP the business with a $4,000 bank loan
To return
e.g: COME BACK to school!
Switch of
Press the switch to turn off
e.g: If he gets bored, he just SWITCHES OFF and looks out the window.
Take off
Remove/ begin to fly
e.g: The plane is about to TAKE OFF and we still have not checked in yet.
move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else.
e.g: She walks so fast I can never KEEP UP WITH her.
Think over
Consider an idea or plan carefully before making a decision
e.g: I need some time to THINK OVER his proposal
Go over
To examine or look at something in a careful or detailed way
e.g: After GOING OVERthe problem several times, I finally found the solution.
Show sb a place,...
e.g: Let me SHOW you AROUND the village.
Live on
Have particular amount of money to buy things; eat a particular kind of food
e.g: You can't LIVE ON forty pounds a week
Go on with
Sujet secondaire
Sujet secondaire
Pass down/ Hand down
to pass on from one generation to the next.
e.g: These customs have been HANDED DOWN from father to son since the Middle Ages.
Pull down
destroy, demolish, undo or dismantle
e.g: They PULLED the old cinema DOWN to build a new shopping mall.
Close down
the act or process of ending the operations of a business, system, industry, ...
e.g: The new company was said to be CLOSED DOWN by the end of this year
Put down
make a note
e.g: Oh! PUT that DOWN, it's important.