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Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
29 - I can describe a demonstration
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turnout
= the
number
of
people
who
attend
an
event
from all walks of life
= a
crowd
from
all walks of life consist
of many
different types
of
people
(your
walk
of
life
is your
background
,
job
, etc.)
join
/
combine forces
=
work together
to
achieve sth
make your way
= (with
adverbial
phrase)
move
or
get
to a
particular place
call on sb to do sth
=
officially ask sb
or an
organization to do sth
bring
/
put
an
end
to sth =
stop
sth
happening
board up
=
cover
the
windows
or
door
of a
building
with
wooden boards
to
protect
it to
stop
sb
entering
go ahead
=
happen
;
take place
in the event
= as it
actually happened
(used especially when things did
not
happen as
expected
)
pass off
=
take place
and be
completed
in a
particular way
break
sth
up
=
make
a group of people
leave
a place or
stop
doing sth
stand up for sb/sth
=
support
and
defend
sb/sth
back down
(
on
sth) =
admit
that you are
wrong
or have
lost
an
argument
press ahead
(
with sth
) =
continue doing sth
in a
determined way
pave the way
(for sth) =
create
a
situation
which makes it
easier
for
sth
to
happen
sit-in
= a
protest
in which people
sit down
and
refuse
to
leave
a
place
until their
demands
are
listened
to
cordon
sth
off
=
stop people
from
getting
into an
area
by
surrounding
it with the
police
or by
putting
a
barrier round
it
fence sb in
= (often
passive
) 1.
surround
sb with a
fence
2.
restrict
sb's
freedom
shut them down
=
stop
a
machine
,
business
, etc. from
operating