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Go off

Explode

Go off

ring (of an alarm)

Go off

Spoil (food)

Go over

Examine (details)

Go around

Be enough for everyone

Look after

Take care of

Look for

Search for

Look trough

Read smt quickly

Look up

Find information

Make out

See clearly

Make up

Invent (a story)

Make up

Become friends with somebody

Make up for

Compensate

Put off

Postpone

Postpone

Odložit

Put on

Increase (in weight)

Put on

Get dressed

Put smb trough

Connect by phone

Put out

Extinguish (a fire)

Put up with

Tolerate