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| Question | Answer |
| catch on | se tornar moda, popular *I wonder if the game will ever catch on with young people. |
| run out | esgotar, acabar *Time is running out *The milk has run out. |
| draw up | preparar algo por escrito, lavrar algo *He drew up some plans for the new office. |
| turn over | virar, no sentido de derrubar: *In their struggle, they turned over the table. |
| stand still | ficar parado: *Sit still so I can brush your hair. |
| get along | se dar bem, no sentido de viver em paz, em harmonia *Karen and Dianne don’t get along. |
| straight out | algo dito de modo direto e honesto *I told her straight out that I didn't love her any more. |
| get away | escapar, fugir *You can´t be rude to everyone and wait to get away with it |
| how often | Com que frequencia *how often we see that same sort of people? |
| deal with | lidar com (alguma coisa ou alguém) *She's used to dealing with difficult customers |
| set up | constituir algo, estabelecer algo, formar algo *He has just set up his own company. |
| get off | descer (de algo) *We should get off at the next stop. |
| get through | terminar, acabar, finalizar *She got through the first test without too much trouble. |
| freak out | ficar doido, perder o juízo *Here in Texas they freak out when there’s snow on the ground. *Her latest album just freaked me out. |
| back up | apoio, suporte *he did that in order to back up his theories *My family backed me up in my fight for compensation. |
| blacked out | apaguei *I was so tired that night that I blacked out |
| back off | recuar *you have two choices: maintain the serum levels or back off a little *She started to criticize me, then she suddenly backed off. |
| back down | voltar atrás (de uma opinião, posição) *Eventually, Roberto backed down and apologized. |
| went through | passar por algo (momento difícil) *She’s going through a difficult time with her job. |
| take after someone | parecer-se com alguém, puxar a alguém *Peter’s very tall – he takes after his father. *She takes after her mother. |
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