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meet or find by chance
come across; (meet also) run into
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not work properly
play up
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deal with or find a solution to a problem; find a way of dealing with or avoiding the problem
sort out; get round / around
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cause inconvenience
mess about
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give a lift
pick (subject) up
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escape; leave a place or person (esp. when it is difficult)
get away
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block someone's way
cut off
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1) believe; 2)fall in love with
fall for
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1) understand; kiss, 2) touch in a sexual way
make out
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remove a part of sth;stop working
cut out
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go somewhere together
invite someone out
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invite to come in
invite someone in
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invite to come to one's place
invite someone over
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invite to come
invite me round
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invite to come upstairs to one's place
invite someone up
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invite to come with somebody
invite someone along
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come back home with someone
invite someone back
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have an arrangement to do something
have sth on
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to persuade someone that something is true when it is not (usually as a joke)
have sb on
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to wear something (never in continuous; never passive)
have on sth (have sth on)
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preparation for physical (or relatively hard mental) activity
warm-up <--- warm up
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a place where sb can hide from other people
hideout <--- hide out
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1) the value of the goods and services that a company sells in a particular period of time 2) the rate at which people leave a place and new people arrive 3) a sweet pie filled with fruit
turnover <--- turn over
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1) an accident with several vehicles 2) a situation when there are a lot of difficult things to deal with at once
pile-up <--- pile up
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a reduction of something such as money available to spend
cutback <--- cut back
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an angry reaction or protest by a lot of people against sb/sth
outcry <--- cry out
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sb who is in a particular place by chance when an accident or unusual event happens but who is not directly connected with it
bystander <--- stand by
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1) a discovery/achievemnt that comes after long and hard work 2) success at sth
breakthrough <- break through
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разовый, одноразовый, расточительный
throwaway <-- throw away
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disgusting, unpleasant
off-putting <-- put off
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1) escape 2) short holiday 3) a place away from home where you can relax
getaway <-- get away
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1) sb who is friendly and enjoys the company of other people 2) soon to leave a position of authority (power) 3) sb who is going out of a place :)
outgoing <-- go out
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happening or existing in the past
bygone <-- go by
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спад, регресс, снижение
downturn <-- turn down
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enter / continue doing / (with) be good friends (with)
get on
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inflate / make explode (go off :)) / become angry
blow up
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make smaller / allow in through a hole / deceive / give a bed to / include / understand the meaning or importance
take in
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наступить (в лужу) / вмешаться (в чужую ссору)
step in
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отключить(ся) в обоих смыслах
switch off
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выпасть / бросить (учёбу)
drop out
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привязывать (опять же, в обоих смыслах)
tie down
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клонить к чему-то (вести разговор)
drive at
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вдалбливать (знания)
drum into
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снимать сливки (в обоих смыслах), т.е. отбирать (лучших)
cream off
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have to deal with
come up against
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to be influenced by sth, depend on sth
come down to (doing sth)
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make (a decision)
come to (a decision)
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arrive at a place
come along
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separate into pieces
come apart
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become conscious again
come (a)round
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1) вывестись (о пятне), 2) раскрыться (о тайне), 3) быть представленным, выпущенным (о книгах, законах), 4) выписаться (из больницы)
come out
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be mentioned, happed unexpectedly, become available
come up
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meet to have a good time
get together (with)
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like each other and be friendly; continue doing something, especially work
get on (with)
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(e.g. work or payments) do not enough
get behind (with)
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do and complete something difficult or unpleasant
get sth over with
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be very surprised that something happened or turned out to be true
can't / couldn't get over
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succeed in not being critisized or punished for something wrong OR succeed in doing something even having chosen not the best way
get away with something / doing something
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have just enough money to live, nothing more
get by
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what do you mean?
what are you getting at?
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to agree, to support an opinion
go along with
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1) continue, 2) happen, 3) begin an activity/state
go on
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do sth unleasant/difficult because you planned or promised it
go through with
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about two types of thing or people that are usually found together, exist together
go together
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doing or competing in sth
go in for
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start to deal with
go about
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survive without something you usually have
go without
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stop giving the light
go out
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1) experience, 2) examine the contents of sth very carefully
go through
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1) leave a place 2) to become bad (about food)
go off
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read quickly and not carefully; examine or consider something carefully in order to make a decision
look at
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carefully watch the things around you to notice a particular thing
look out (for)
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(noun) a person who is watching the danger
lookout
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watch an activity without taking part in it
look on
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(noun) someone who watches an activity without being involved in it
onlooker
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respect and admire somebody
look up to somebody
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think that this thing/person is less important than you
look down on somebody/something
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take care
look after sm/st
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think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events
look ahead
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try to find something by asking different people or looking in different places
look around/round
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feel pleased and excited about something going to happen
look forward to sth/doing sth
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consult a dictionary to find out what the word means; meet; become better
look up
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quickly examine something or someone
look over
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to read something quickly and not very carefully
look through
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investigate; discover and examine the facts about the problem or situation
look into
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read quickly and not carefully; examine or consider something carefully in order to make a decision
look at
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carefully watch the things around you to notice a particular thing
look out (for)
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(noun) a person who is watching the danger
lookout
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watch an activity without taking part in it
look on
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(noun) someone who watches an activity without being involved in it
onlooker
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respect and admire somebody
look up to somebody
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think that this thing/person is less important than you
look down on somebody/something
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take care
look after sm/st
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think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events
look ahead
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try to find something by asking different people or looking in different places
look around/round
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feel pleased and excited about something going to happen
look forward to sth/doing sth
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consult a dictionary to find out what the word means; meet; become better
look up
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quickly examine something or someone
look over
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to read something quickly and not very carefully
look through
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investigate; discover and examine the facts about the problem or situation
look into
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to arrange a meeting and then fail to attend it
stand sb up
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