Choose the correct definition from the list provided.

BE OVER	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
BREAK UP / BREAK UP WITH sb	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
CALL BACK / CALL sb BACK	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
CARRY ON / CARRY ON sth/doing sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
COME BACK	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
COME ON	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
FILL sth IN	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
FIND sth OUT	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET IN / GET IN sth / GET INTO sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET OFF / GET OFF sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET ON / GET ON sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET ON / GET ON (well) WITH sb	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET OUT / GET OUT OF sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GET UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GIVE sth BACK	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GIVE sth UP / GIVE UP doing sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GO AWAY	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GO OUT	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
GROW UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
HURRY UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
LOOK AFTER sb/sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
LOOK FOR sb/sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
LOOK FORWARD TO sth/doing sth	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
LOOK sth/sb UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PASS AWAY	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PAY sb/sth BACK	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PICK sb/sth UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PICK sb UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PUT sth AWAY	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
PUT sth ON	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
RUN AWAY / RUN OFF	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
SIT DOWN	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
SLOW DOWN / SLOW sb DOWN	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
STAND UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
SWITCH OFF / SWITCH sth OFF	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
SWITCH ON / SWITCH sth ON	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TAKE sth BACK	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TAKE OFF	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TAKE sth OFF	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TAKE sth OUT	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
THROW sth AWAY	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TRY sth ON	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TURN sth DOWN	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TURN sth OFF	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TURN sth ON	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
TURN sth UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
WAKE UP / WAKE sb UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
WASH UP	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
WORK OUT	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.
WRITE sth DOWN	??? Turn off a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. Be excited and pleased about sth that is going to happen. Put sth in the place where it is usually kept. Stop (using, doing or having sth). Lift sb/sth. Remove a piece of clothing or jewellery. Become less active or effective. 1. Used to tell sb to hurry. 2. Used to encourage sb to do sth. Get on a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Be on your feet or rise to your feet. Have a good relationship (with sb). Get rid of sth, put sth in the rubbish. Remove sth from a pocket, bag etc. Take sth you have bought back to a shop because it is broken or not suitable. Make sth less bright, intense or loud. Try to find sth, seek information about sth/sb (usually in a book). Leave your house, especially in order to enjoy yourself. End a relationship. Try to find sth/sb. Turn on a machine, light, radio etc. using a switch. If an aircraft takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying. Leave one’s bed, stand. Continue doing sth. Complete. Change from being a baby or young child to being an older child or adult. Travel to a place and spend some time there, for example, for a holiday. Die - use this when you want to avoid saying the word 'die'. Used to tell sb to do sth more quickly. Do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit. Wash plates, cups, spoons etc. after a meal. Enter a taxi, car, building, etc. Give sb the same amount of money that you borrowed from them. Leave a place, especially secretly, in order to escape from sb or sth. Let sb get into your car, boat, etc. and take them somewhere. Take care of sb/sth. Disconnect (gas, television, electricity…) Be seated or get into a sitting position Telephone sb again. Put a a piece of clothing on to see if it fits you or if it suits you. Stop sleeping; make sb stop sleeping Put a piece of clothing or jewellery on your body. Give sb sth that they owned or had before. Discover sth. Connect (gas, television, electricity…) Write sth on a paper. Leave a means of transport that is not a car or taxi. Return to a particular place or person. Be finished. Make sth more bright, intense or loud. Leave a taxi/car, building, etc.