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Board up

cover a window or door with wooden boards

We boarded the 🏠 up because we knew a bad storm was coming.

Close up

lock the doors of a building or buisness

The newsagent was closing up for the evening.

Come out

1) be removed from something such as clothing or cloth by washing or rubbing


2) have a particular result or end in a particular way

1) The stain finally came out, but I had to wash the t-shirt three times.


2) Everything came out all right in the end.

Cut out

1) remove smth from a larger piece by cutting


2) stop eating smth or doing smth, especially because it's bad for your health

1) Cut out the material you need and make sure it's the right size.


2) I'm going to have to cut coffee out because it gives me indigestion.

Fix up

clean, repair or decorate smth

Why don't we try to fix up thatold bike of yours?

Knock/pull/tear down

destroy a building or wall

I see they've finally knocked the old factory down.

Pile up

if something piles up or someone piles it up, the amount of it increases a lot

The washing-up is beginning to pile up, so let's do it together!

Prop up

1) stop smth from falling by putting smth under it or against it


2) help a government, system, organisation, etc continue to exist, especially by providing financial or military support

1) I had to use some books to prop my desk up.


2) The US has been propping the government up in that country for years.

Put in

1) fix smth such as equipment in the place where it will be used and make it ready to use


2) make an official request, claim, offer, etc

1) We're having air conditioning put in tomorrow.


2) Don't forget to sign the form when you put in your application!

Put together

1) make something by joining all its parts


2) produce or organise smth using many different things


3) choose people or things to form a team or group

1) How long did it take you to put that jigsaw together?


2) I really enjoyed putting the exhibition together. 3) I'm putting together an expedition to the Andes.



3) I'm putting together an expedition to the Andes.


Put up

1) build smth such as a wall, fence or 🏠


2) let someone stay in your house

1) Dad's putting a fence up around the garden.


2) Yes, I can put you up for a few days.

Set up

1) build a structure/put a structure in a particular place


2) make a piece of equipment ready for use

1) Let's set the ⛺ up over there!


2) How do you set the pieces up at the start of a game of chess.

Spread out

if people in a group spread out, they move away from one another so that they cover a large area

We've got more chance of finding him if we spread out.

Take down

1) separate a large structure into pieces


2) write down information or a statement

1) After the play, we had to take down all the scenery.


2) The 👮 took down my details.

Water down

1) add water to a drink or a liquid in order to make it less strong, dilute


2) make something such as a statement or newspaper article less offensive/powerful/detailed

1) If it's too strong, water it down.


2) The editor watered my article down.


Wear down

1) make something gradually disappear or become thinner by using or rubbing it


2) make someone gradually lose their energy or confidence

1) These shoes are uncomfortable because the heel has worn down.


2) This constant criticism at work is really wearing me down.