come across (1)

to find something or meet someone by chance
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take back (1)

If you take something back, you return it to the place you got it from, or return it to the shop you bought it from.
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run away (1)

If you run away from something or someone, you run as fast as you can to escape.
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print out

to make a printed copy of a document
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minor in

to study another subject at university or college in addition to your main subject
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pass up

If you pass up an opportunity or an invitation, you choose not to take the opportunity or accept the invitation.
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bring on

to cause something like an illness or a painful emotion
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knock down (1)

If something like a building or a wall is knocked down, it is destroyed on purpose.
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fall back on

to use or do something else because what you used or did first has failed
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light up

If something lights up, it becomes full of light or colour.
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live together

If two people live together, they live in the same place and are in a sexual relationship without being married.
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kick around (2)

to treat someone badly
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wipe away

to remove something by wiping it with a tissue, a cloth or a hand
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grow up

to change from being a child to being an adult, or from being an immature adult to being a mature adult
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nip out

If you nip out, you leave wherever you are for a short time.
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have round

If you have people round, they visit your home, usually for a meal or for a social gathering.
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expose to (2)

to make someone face a danger or a hazard
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weigh in (2)

to join a discussion by expressing a viewpoint
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dream up

to imagine something like a plan or a story in great detail
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act out

If you act out, you express your feelings through acts or words.
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go together (2)

to happen together, or to often occur at the same time
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fill up (2)

to fill someone's stomach with food
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end in

to have a certain result at the end of something
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drop off (1)

to drive someone to a place they need to go to and leave them there
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look at (2)

to think carefully before doing something
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bring back (2)

to make something from the past come back, such as a memory, a feeling, an idea, etc.
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wear out (2)

If something wears you out, it makes you feel tired and lacking in energy.
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run across

to meet somebody by chance, or to find something by chance
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get back (1)

to return to a place
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look forward to

If you're looking forward to something that's going to happen, you feel excited or happy about it.
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keep from (2)

If you keep something from someone, you don't tell them about it.
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