get
to return
get back
to follow someone
go after
to take care of something/someone
look after
to wear something
put on
to start to fly
take off
to escape from a difficult situation OR to go on a vacation
get away
to start or proceed
go ahead
to investigate
look into
to postpone
put off
to get control of a company, business
take over
to meet (usually for social reasons)
get out/get together
continue
go on
to be careful or take notice
look out
to express your ideas so that people understand them easily
put across
to understand/believe something
take in
to retaliate (=take revenge) (3 words)
get back at
to examine in details OR to experience difficulty
go through
to think less of or to feel inferior (3 words)
to look down on
to kill an animal because it is sick, injured, or old.
put down
to resemble a family member
take after
to survive using what you have
get by
to find a way of avoiding a something
go around
to have a lot of respect for someone (3 words)
look up to
to tolerate (3 words)
put up with
to believe something about somebody, often wrongly
take for