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12 Cards in this Set
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- 3rd side (hint)
Buckle up |
To fasten a seat belt |
Please buckle up so our flight can begin. |
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Build on (s.t.) |
To add to what you've already been successful doing |
If I keep building on all I've achieved, who knows how far I'll go? |
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Get (s.t.) across |
To make people understand something |
He tried to get his point across, but it was so complicated that no one could understand. |
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Get along |
To have a good relationship |
Why don't you two get along better? You're always fighting! |
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Get around |
To become known |
It didn't take long for the news to get around. |
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Get ahead |
To make progress |
Nowadays you need computer skills if you want to get ahead. |
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Get around to (s.t./gerund) |
To finally manage to do something |
I finally got around to cleaning the windows in my room. |
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Get away |
To escape |
The robber got away on a stolen car. |
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Get (s.t.) back |
To return something |
Don't lend him any money! You'll never get it back! |
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Get back together |
To start a relationship again after breaking up |
I just got back together with my ex-husband. |
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Get by |
To have just enough money to live on. |
They've been finding it very difficult to get by since their daughter was born. |
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Get in |
To arrive home |
Where have you been and why are you getting in so late? |
