ADJ + PREP
Afraid
of
Apply
to
Attention
to
To take action in order to achieve something or to solve a problem, try to deal with (something)
take on
An idiom with the opposite meaning of "Birds of a feather flock together"
opposites attract
Anxious
about
Accuse (someone)
of
Belief
in
To decide that a planned event or activity will not happen because it is not possible or wanted now.
Call (something) off
an idiom meaning that
Different
from
Interefere
with
Confidence
in
To manage to do work as it is given to or to stay up to date with something.
Keep up with (something)
an idiom meaning that you have a similar worldview to someone and you tend to agree with them or at least understand their viewpoint, generally speaking
to see eye to eye (with someone)
Fed up
with
Consist
of
Capacity
for
To move things about or touch them with no particular purpose.
Fiddle with (something)
an idiom meaning that two people or things are completely different
(clue: it involves an item of food)
they are like chalk and cheese!
Delighted
with
Exclude (somebody/something)
from
of
We use this to talk about a really embarrassing experience that people will not let you forget.
Live (something) down
to get on really really well with someone
(clue: this sounds dangerous!)
to get on like a house on fire