GET
Have a holiday/ escape
GET AWAY
to feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen
LOOK FORWARD TO
Stop being angry with someone
MAKE UP
To cover part of the body with clothes, shoes, make-up, or something similar
PUT ON
Start doing or continue doing an activity
GET ON
Leave a transport
GET OFF
to become or cause someone to become extremely emotional
FREAK OUT
Stop having a friendship
GIVE SB UP
She went over to her parents' house to _______ _____ some clean clothes
PICK UP
She sat down and took a few deep breaths to _______ herself _______
CALM DOWN
Manage to survive
GET BY
bored, annoyed, or disappointed, especially by something that you have experienced for too long
FED UP WITH
to meet someone by chance
RUN INTO
The book was an instant bestseller; the entire first edition _______ ______ on the day of issue
SOLD OUT
He _______ ______ with some friends to plan a party for her.
GOT TOGETHER
Cause to be understood
GET ACROSS
She was sick so I sent her some flowers to ________ her ______.
CHEER UP
We had similar ideas about the show, and the two of us ______ it ______ right away.
HIT OFF
From all the puppies, we ______ _____ the smallest one to take home
PICKED OUT
Our car _______ _______ and we had to push it off the road
BROKE DOWN
Recover from an illness or a trouble
GET OVER
He keeps complaining and it really _______ us _____.
WINDS UP
I think Charlie has ________ _____ Jenny. He is always trying to find reasons to be with her Source: theidioms.com
FALLEN FOR
We had lots of beautiful dresses in the gala, but hers ______ ______ from the rest.
STOOD OUT
could you hepl me with this math problem? I can´t _____ it ______
FIGURE OUT