Language

• agree with = To have the same opinion as
• ask someone out = To invite someone on a date
• back someone up = To support someone
• be out of something = To not have
• break down = To stop working
• break out = To start suddenly (about something unpleasant)
• break up = To end a relationship
• bring about = To cause something to happen
• bring someone down = To make someone feel sad or depressed
• bring something up = To mention casually
• call off = Cancel
• carry on = Continue
• catch up with = To update news with sb
• check in = To register at a hotel or airport
• check someone out = To look at someone because you find them attractive
• clean something up = To tidy and clean
• come across = To find by chance
• come down = To decrease or reduce
• come up against = To face a challenge
• cool off = To become less angry or heated
• cope with = To deal successfully with a difficult situation
• count on somebody = To rely on someone
• cover up = To hide a wrongdoing or mistake
• cut back on something = To reduce the amount of something
• cut down = To reduce the quantity of something
• cut something off = To remove by cutting
• deal with = To resolve or take action
• do up = To fasten; to dress in a particular way
• drop in = To visit informally and unexpectedly
• drop by = To visit casually or unexpectedly
• drop someone off = To take someone to a place and leave them there
• drop over = To visit someone
• dry out = To become completely dry
• end up = To finally be in a particular place or situation
• face up to = To accept and deal with a difficult reality
• fall apart = To break into pieces; also, to fail or collapse
• fall in = To collapse inwardly
• fall out of = To no longer be in love or in an agreement
• figure out = To understand or solve something
• fill something in = To complete a form or document