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28 Cards in this Set
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To call off |
To cancel something |
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To figure out |
To interpret, solve, underdtand something |
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To be well off |
Rich, wealthy, affluent |
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To pass away |
To die, typical natural o pacefully |
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To run away |
To leave a 0erson or place suddenly |
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To call on |
To visit someone ......to participate in class |
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To get ahead |
To move past someone, something in a competition, work, studies, or life |
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To let down |
To disappoint someone |
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To pass out |
To distribute//to lose consciousness |
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To take after |
To resemble someone in personality or apperance |
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To check into |
Place, or event.....register to place or event |
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To get along with |
To be friendly with someone |
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To look over |
To review something to make sure it is fine or good |
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To pick out |
To choose or select///specific intention to select something |
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To take back |
To return something///when original owner recived something back |
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To check out |
To pay at a grocery or super store//"of" to check out of: to pay or leave a hotel//to review something....to look at |
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To look up to |
To show admiration for someone///something..to research something...see information |
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To put away |
Somewhat similar to put back///not see |
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To take care of |
To care for someone or something///to take responsability for something |
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To drop out of |
To stop attending something//quit...classes courses, etc |
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To get back |
To arrive back to a place//to return something from someone from someone//to recieve something |
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To make up |
To invent something, mostlystories///to do something after a time that it was original schedule//to apply make up to someones face |
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To put back |
To put in the original place |
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To take off |
When the airplane leave the ground///to leave for a trip//to not got on work//to remove clothing |
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To get over |
To recover from an illnes, an injury or headtbreak |
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To keep up with |
To maintain the same pace//speed as someone else, others |
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To put up with |
To tolerete (someone or something) |
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To take out |
To put trash outside///to remove something///to invite someone out...mostly on a date |
