- I'll figure it out and let you know the solution. - It takes a lot of time to figure out what it means.

- Go ahead and start the presentation. - Let me go ahead and start the presentation.

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stop by

Can you stop by the store and buy some milk?

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swing by

I’ll swing by the bakery to buy some bread on my way home.

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drop by

Feel free to drop by the office anytime if you need help.

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come by

Why don’t you come by my place tonight for dinner?

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take back

I take back what I said yesterday.

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take back

I need to take back the T-shirt because it doesn’t fit.

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set up

I have set up a password.

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fill out

Please, fill out the application form.

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look for

What are you looking for?

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work out

Everything will work out.

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burn out

I’m really burned out from work.

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start up

I’m planning to start-up my own business next year.

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speak up

I can’t hear you. Could you please speak up?

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call back

I’ll call you back later.
Please, call me back.

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sleep on

to delay making a decision about something important until the next day so that you have time to consider it carefully.

Let me sleep on it.
Can I sleep on it, and tell you my decision tomorrow?

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figure out

I’ll figure it out and let you know the solution.
It takes a lot of time to figure out what it means.

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go ahead

Go ahead and start the presentation.
Let me go ahead and start the presentation.

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get ready

Get ready to go, we’re running late.

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hang out

Do you want to hang out at the mall later?

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break down

I hope the car doesn’t break down on the way to the airport.

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go on

Go on with your story, I’m listening.

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go on

What’s going on?

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watch out

Watch out! The road is slippery.

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look up to

I’ve always looked up to my mom.

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look down on

to think that you are better than someone - Don't look down on others. - Don't look down on me.

freak out

I freaked out when I saw the spider in my room.

apply for

I'm going to apply for a job.

hand out

I'll hand out the flyers at the event.

pass out

The teacher passed out the test papers to the students.

pass out

The heat was so intense that she passed out.

let down

Don't let me down.

keep on

Keep on practicing and you'll improve.

keep up

Keep up the good work!

put away

- Put away your toys. - Put away the photos, and go to bed for the night.

put back

- Please, put the book back on the shelf when you're done. - Put the phone back on the table.

doze off

I dozed off for a second.

go for

You've got this, go for it!

take out (go out)

- Please, take out the garbage. - Please, take out all your belongings.

take out

- I finally had my wisdom teeth taken out. - Have you had your wisdom teeth taken out?

turn around

Turn around, we're going the wrong way.

make out

to see, hear, or understand something or someone with difficulty I can't make out what you're saying.

follow-up

The doctor asked me to follow up in a month.

follow-up

The follow-up wasn't as good as the original.

follow-up

Please, check your email, for follow-up instructions.

help out

I'd like to help out, but I'm a bit busy today.

hold up

The train is being held up.

lay off

She was laid off yesterday.

turn over

Can you turn over the meat?

line up

You need to line up to buy tickets.

mix up

I mixed up the dates and missed the appointment.

look forward to

I'm really looking forward to the concert.

get in

Get in the car, we're leaving.

get on

Please, get on the bus, we're about to depart.

get off

We need to get off at the next stop.

pass on

Please, pass on my regards to your family.

pass on

I'm sorry to hear that your grandmother passed on.

pass on

The rumor quickly passed on throughout the company.

take up

- She decided to take up exercise for her health. - The sofa takes up too much space.

come up

Christmas is coming up.

come up

The sun is coming up.

come up

Aren't you lucky?

come up

I’ll be late, something came up.

get back

I’ll get back to you

come down

Please come down carefully

come down with

I think I’m coming down with a cold.

come down on

Don’t come down on him.

Hang on

Hang on, please!

turn down

He proposed but he was turned down.

turn down

Could you turn down the music?

hand in

Please, hand in your assignments by Monday.

turn in

Please, turn in your application by today.

send in

We need to send in our report by tomorrow.

lean on

You can always lean on me when you are feeling down.

cut off

I cut off sugar for my health.

work out

I work out at the gym every day.

look back

when I look back, there are many things I regret.

wrap up

Let’s wrap up the meeting.

look into

The police are looking into the incident.

bring back

This song brings back so many memories.

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