What's the definition?
take up
to begin or start a new hobby
to publish, or emphasize
bring out
to become ill with a sickness
came ____
down
To remove something, usually clothing or accessories
_____ off
take
We have the test tomorrow so I _______ ______ plenty of notes in class.
took down
came across
to find by accident
to enter a large, closed vehicle
got on
We need to look ___ a birthday present before the party.
to try and find something
for
to suggest or think of an idea or plan
Let's _____ up with a destination for our holiday.
come
We don't know how she ____ ____ that much money.
look through
to read something quickly and briefly
to communicate or make something understood
get across
Anne failed the test but quickly got ___ it and studied more.
over
Shelly ____ in her car and drove away.
got
We have a test today, so I need to _____ _____ my notes.
look through
getting by
to have enough to survive
to accompany
come along
Can you bring _____ the book you borrowed?
back
_____ out! That dog is angry.
Look
Jill ____ her ideas ___ at the meeting.
got .... across
brought about
to cause to happen
to have a similar character or personality to a family member
take after
The project was not working well, so I was asked to take _____ as leader.
over
Can you ______ over some games to play at the party?
bring over
She was ______ __ by strict parents.
brought up