Learning and Thinking
to make a copy of information in a computer that is stored separately
back up
to get better after an illness, or feel better after smth or someone has made you unhappy
get over
to stop liking or being interested in someone
go off
to move towards someone
come up
to find out about something or take further action connected with it
follow up
to carefully consider the possible results of doing smth
think through
to vomit
throw up
to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them
fall out
to speak in a louder voice so that people can hear you
to speak up
to start to talk about a particular subject
bring up
to mistake someone or smth for someone or smth else; to confuse 2 people or things
mix up
to make someone feel unhappy or depressed
get smb down
if people ... ... ..., they like each other and become friends immediately
hit it off
to start a new company, organisation, system, way of working
set up
to manage to make someone understand or believe something
get across
to succeed in getting a place on a course, especially at university or college
get in
to become ill, usually with a disease that is not very serious
come down with
to think that you are better than someone
look down on
Move at the same speed as someone or smth is moving forward
keep up
to examine the facts about a situation
look into
to accept that a difficult situation exists
face up to
come round
to disappoint someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do
let smb down
be as good as someone hopes
live up to
to learn the newest facts about smth
catch up on