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25 Cards in this Set

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take off
plane
coat/glass/make up
burglar may ... off if he hears someone coming
stand up a friend
Ron waited an hour for Alice, then he realized he had been ... up and went home furious.
stand back from the road
The house stands ... f... the road, so you wouldn't notice it as you drive past.
stand for equality
The party I support ... for equality and improved social services.
stand in for an an absent teacher
I often had to ... in for other teachers who were absent.
stand down from office
After ten years as Mayor, Damian Taylor decided it was time to ... down.
stand for election
There are three people ...for election in this constituency.
stand up for your principles
You should also ... u... for your principles, even if it makes you unpopular.
stow away
hide on ship/plane etc.
The boy tried to escape from his country by ... a...on a passenger liner.
whittle away
gradually destroy
Taxes have been ... a... at our savings for some time now.
slogging away at
working hard
I have been ... away at this report for hours. I am really fed up with it.
pelting down
pouring with rain
It is ... down
play down
make it seem less important
The governor had made a serious mistake but, of course, they did what they could to ... it d... .
tip off
passe on a secret information
The police would never have caught the burglars if a rival gang hadn't ... them off
doze off
fell asleep
wear off
lose its effect
Most patients find that the numbness from the injection ... off after about an hour.
step on it
hurry
lay on
provide
They ... o. extra trains during the rush hour.
catch on
become popular
That music will never ... on.
bottle out
lost courage and decide not to do sth
I was going to take part in the London Marathon but I ... o.. at the last moment.
stick it out
preserve it
I am finding my job very unpleasant at the moment but i am going to try to ... it out until the end of this year.
sort out
organize
Jim always relies on his wife to ... o.. all the arrangements for their holidays
crop up
occur
I was about to leave work when a problem ... up.
bottle sth up
keep feelings hidden
It is said to be better to share your feeling with someone rather than to ... them ... .
ease up
become less intense
I was raining heavily earlier on, but it is ... up a bit now.