BREAK
to end a relationship
break up
to remove something (ussually clothing)
take off
to start or proceed
go ahead
to be careful, vigilant or take notice
look out
to postpone
put off
to escape
break out
to start to fly
take off
go over
to investigate
look into
to insult or make someone feel stupid
put down
to get upset
break down
to return an item
take back
to follow someone
go after
to be excited about the future
look forward to
to assemble
put together
to force entry into a building
break in
to pay for someone to go somewhere with you
take out
to compete or oppose
go against
to think less of or consider inferior
look down on
to tolerate
put up with
to develop a skin condition
break out in
to resemble a family member
take after
to suffer, lack or deprivation
go without
to have a lot of respect for (sb)
look up to
to extinguish (ex. a fire)
put out