Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
(173 cards)
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Cutlery?
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fork, knife and spoon
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Crockery?
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plates and bowls
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Whisk?
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An object to mix ingredients
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To chop up?
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To cut
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Sink?
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Pia
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Tap?
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Torneira
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Drying rack or dish rack?
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A place to put dishes to dry
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Savoury?
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Opposite of sweet
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Warts?
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Verrugas /uarts/
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Flea?
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Pulga
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Mice?
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Plural of mouse
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Toad?
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Sapo
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Rare?
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Middle point of meat
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Broom?
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Vassoura
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Hawl?
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Uivar
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Graveyards?
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Cemiterio
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Cackle?
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Gargalhar
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Drool?
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Babar
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Wash up
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Limpar
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Win back
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Recuperar
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Hold up
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Realizar-se
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Mix up
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Misturar
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Cupboard
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Place to put crockery and cutlery
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Top shelf?
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Prateleira superior
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Compliment?
Elogio
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Hand kerchief?
Silk tissue
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Waistcoat?
A sleeveless waist-length garment with buttons at the front, often worn under a suit jacket
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Sleeves?
Mangas de camisa
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Dressing gown?
Roupao/robe
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Nightdress?
Camisola
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Overalls?
Macacao
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Overcoat or anorak?
Sobretudi
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Tights?
Meia-calça
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Soles?
Solas
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Turn-up?
Inesperado-aparecer de forma inesperada
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Aprons? /aiprons/
Aventais
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Dungarees?
Jardineiras
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Bow?
Arco
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Silk scarf?
Lenço de seda
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High-heeled boots?
Botas de salto alto
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Clumsy(adj)?
Uncoordinated
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To grumble about sth
To complain
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Absolutely/really mortified
Very/really embarrassed sb/sth
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We are in the same page.
We have the same opinion
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Shopaholic (n.person)
A person who buys without limit
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Wild(adj)
A wild animal (not domestically)
| To go wild (to go crazy in a party-way)
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To fix sth
To repair sth
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To fix sth to sth
To attach/to put on
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To be sneaks
| Or to be sneaks aboard
To move quietly and secretly in order to avoid being noticed
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In the wild
In the nature
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Vividly
You remember very well
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Vaguely
You don't remember very clear
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Out of breath
Ofegante
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To learn/appreciate the value of money
.
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Conceited (adj)
You feel better than everything
| Vaidoso/metido
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To maintain (v) / maintenance (n)
.
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To drive up costs/rents
To increase the price of rents/costs
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Creepy /i:/ (adj)
Strange or scary, causing people to feel nervous and afraid in a sexual meaning
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To get/have frostbite (n)
When your body freeze because low temperature
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Hypothermia
When you get really cold, when your temperature goes really down
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Concussion (n)
Just for head pain
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To go into sock (n)
The mind doesn't work well in this situation
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To feel dizzy
Your body feel sick after go to a roller coaster
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Roller coaster
In a park like Disney
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A volcano errupts
.
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To drown
To die by being underwater too long and unable to breathe
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Tornado/twister(informal)
.
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Lightning (n) strikes (n)
The flashes of light that are produced in a storm
| Attack
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To dig a hole
Dig dug dug
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To be deaf (adj) / deafness (n)
He is completely deaf and so has never heard my voice
Deaf blind mute
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To rescue (v)
It took 15 hours for the relief team to rescue him
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Shovel (n) /shavel/
Pá
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To stay afloat
When I fell in the water my energy was low and it was difficult to stay afloat
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Death
Without life
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To stay up?
I really regret staying up too late to watch the film last night
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Hang out
I hung out my friends last night (meet friends)
I hung out the clothes yesterday (put clothes to dry)
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Hang up
I hang up the phone. I finish our conversation (finish a call)
I hang up your shirt into the wardrobe (put clothes into the wardrobe)
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Hang off
I hang off the phone. I finish our conversation (finish a call)
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Go to a film
Go to the cinema
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To watch a film
View/look at a film
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To do the shopping
To buy food, food shopping
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To go to the shops or go shopping
Just walk through the shops
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To set sb heart on sth
To focus
| I set my heart on getting a job
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Take in
Apertar/ajustar
| Those trousers are too big. Why don't you have them take in?
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Plain colour
Cor lisa
I don't like a pattern. I prefer a plain colour
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Give sb away
To reveal
| The thief wore gloves so that his fingerprints didn't give him away
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Roll up
If I wear a long sleeved shirt, I roll up the sleeves
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Left out
Excluded
| Not knowing the language I felt really left out
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Set in
To become established
| The winter has set in
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Give sb in
Reconhecer a derrota
| To acknowledge defeat; yield
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Give sth out
To inform
| That's information that I'm not prepared to give out
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Give sb up
To make sb quit
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Fall out
Drop (sb)
| I can't work in these high-heeled boots. I keep falling out
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Fall off
Drop (sth)
To diminish in size, intensity
The business fell off after Christmas
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Fall back
To recede or retreat
| A fall back position
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Fall over
To fall from an upright position
| The vase fell over
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Get at
To mean, to intend
| What do you mean? What are you getting at?
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Make for
To help to bring about
| Your cooperation will make for the success of our project
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Put aside or put away
To save
I'm
Putting aside money every week to buy a new sport jacket
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Turn in
To hand in, deliver
| To turn in an essay
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Go in for
To enter
| Some people in my town go in for strange haircuts!
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Look through
To ignore
| Whenever he meets her, she looks straight trough him
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Look around
Before we choose a dress, let's look around the shops.
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Give up/quit smoking
.
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To drop out of university/school/course
When you stop before it finishes
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Feel depressed/blue/down (in the dumps)
.
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To cheer sb/yourself up
When I'm felling down I usually/tend to eat chocolate/listen to music
I cheer myself up by calling my mom when I'm down
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To keep busy
To take your mind of things
| I like to cook to take my mind/to escape of things
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Match (n)
To light/strike a match
| To make the fire
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To have money to burn
To be rich
| He's got money to burn
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A hypocrite (n person)
Do as I say and not as I do
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To put your money where your mouth is
Stop talking about doing and do it
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To be short (of money)
| To be broke (adj)
Without money
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To be flush(adj)/loaded(adj)/wealthy(formal)
Much money-rich
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To be confortable
To get by
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To be in debt to sb
I'm in debt. I owe money to the bank
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Budget (v/n)
In budget
Out of budget
To have/make a budget
When you plan your salary
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To live within your means
Save money, follow your goal
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To be/live on a tight budget
To live with short money
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To give money away
Spend money without purpose
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To lend to a friend
To borrow money to friend
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To have a high/low standard of living
Padrao de vida
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Frugal (adj)
A person that save money
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Tight/fisted
Mao de vaca
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Thrifty (+)/stingy (-)
A person who doesn't spend money
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Bottle opener
The object to open the beer
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To screw /scru/
An action to close the bottle
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To unscrew
An action to open the bottle
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Cork
Rolha
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Corkscrew
The object to open a wine
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Sink(n) tap(n) pipe(n)
From the kitchen
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Basin(n)
=sink but in the toilet
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Toilet seat(n)
The men always leave the toilet seat stand
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Fence
Cerca
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Bake Pan
Cake pan
Saucepan
Frying pan
.
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Pen lid
Pan lid
Or just lid
.
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Wooden floor
Wood(n)
Wooden(adj)
Floor board
Piso de madeira
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Jam pot - can be ceramic/metal/plastic
| Jam jar - make of class
.
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Toilet/kitchen roll
The paper
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Tweezers
Pinça
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To tweeze/pluck(more common) a hair
Fazer a sobrancelha
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Rock(n)
Big stone
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Branch(n)
Tronco
| Very big twig
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Twig(n)
Galho
| Little branch, you can take
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Twiggy(adj)
For models
| Really really thin/slim
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Hammer /rama/
Martelo
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String(n)
Barbante/cordao
| Made of cotton
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Hanger
Cabide
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A sheet of paper
Folha de papel
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To take sth apart
Desmontar
To open
Take the hanger apart
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To prize sth open
To take the knife and force to open
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To block the leak/hole
You need to unblock
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Blockage /blockige/ (n)
Bloqueio
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To push sth down
You take the hanger apart and push the blockage down
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Venom (n)
Venomous (adj)
Antidote (n)
Poison from animals
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Prong
From a fork (dentes do garfo)
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Compelling
Captivating
| Intriguing
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To run of battery/food/gas
Completely finish
I ran out of battery
I ran out of credit on my Opal card
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To be/get out of control
To lose control
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Pick yourself up
To make yourself better
| Cheer yourself up
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To look at the bright side of life
To be optimist
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To go through an unusual phases
To experience phases in your life
Or
To go through a difficult time
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To shape a young person's personality
Influence and create sb personality
| To shape a personality
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Thinking on your feet
Easy to make quick decision, not indecisive
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Come up with ideas
To think of an idea
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Fancy going
To want to do sth
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To settle down
To be responsible
To make a family
Past is settled
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Rocket(n)
| Rocketing(v)
Foguete
Go to space
The economy rocketing (for informal business)
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To tackle a problem
To face a problem
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End-up doing sth
The result of story
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To run experiments
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To conduct (formal)
To carry out (phrasal verb)
To do (boring)
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To switch from sth to sth else
To change
Choose A or B
The meaning of change (the structure, for example photoshop) is to alter
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To lead to sth
Result
If you keep working hard it will lead to have a heart attack
