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Back up |
make a copy of information on your computer; give support to someone by telling other people that you agree with them (backup, n) |
Make sure you back all your data up, just in case you get a virus. I didn't believe Simon's story until Janice backed him up. |
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Change around |
move things so that they are in different places or positions |
My friend had changed all the furniture in my room around as a joke. |
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Change into |
stop being in one state, condition or form and start being in another, or make something do this; take off the clothes or a piece of clothing you are wearing and put on different ones |
The film was about a man who changes into a warewolf during the full moon. Let me just change into something a bit more comfortable. |
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change out of |
take off the clothes or a piece of clothing you are wearing and put on different ones |
Come inside and change out of those wet things. |
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do away with |
get rid of |
Did you hear that they're going to do away with private universities altogether? |
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Do up |
repair, paint and improve an old building, car, boat, etc; fasten (an item of clothing) |
We bought an old farmhouse in France, intending to do it up. Do your coat up or you'll catch cold. |
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fade away |
disappear slowly |
To my amazement, the letters on the page slowly faded away. |
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key in |
put information into a computer or other electronic machine using keys or a keyboard |
All you have to do is key your details in and the computer does the rest. |
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make into |
change someone or something so that they become something else |
It's as if my parents are trying to make me into the ideal student, so I'm under a lot of pressure. |
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mix up |
put things together without any order; think that one person or thing is another person or thing (mix-up, n) |
If you put different colas into different glasses and mixed them up, could you tell which was which? I've only ever mixed the Hampson twins up once, but it was really embarrassing! |
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switch on/off |
start/stop a machine/light/etc working |
It's boiling in here - switch the air conditioning on. |
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take apart |
separate an object into pieces |
I took my computer apart completely, but I still didn't find the problem. |
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test out |
try using something such as a machine or product to find out wether it works correctly or is satisfactory |
I'm taking my new model aeroplane to the park to test it out. |
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turn into |
change or develop into something different; make someone or something change or develop into something different |
The sofa turns into bed, so you can stay with us, if you like. Stop trying to turn me into someone I'm not! |
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use up |
use all of a supply of something |
Did you use the butter up when you were making cakes? |
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wear out |
use something a lot so that it no longer works, or can no longer be used |
On my walking holiday, I wore out three pairs of boots. |