Phrasal verbs 1
Disappoint or fail
Let down
Look wonderful
Look like a million dollars
Start doing something
Take up
Have no money
Be broke
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Understand
Catch on
Spend less money than you used to
Tighten your belt
Make as much progress as others
Keep up with
Spend a lot of money on something
Splash out on something
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Be engaged ...
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Synonym to survive
Get by in
Someone who doesn't like spending money
Cheapskate
Have a rapid success
Take off
Charge too much money
Rip off
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Be prominent ... something
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Give benefits
Pay off
Spend a lot of money in a short period of time
Go on a spending spree
To try to discover the facts about something such as a problem or a crime
Look into
Money that can be earned with little effort
Easy money
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Christianity was adopted ... the Armenian people in 301.
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Name another phrasal verb with catch..., which means to reach someone or something
Catch up
Make someone else responsible for spmething you should deal with
Pass the buck
Resemble someone in appearance or habit
Take after
A lot of money
Heavy money
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Spanish is the official language ... Peru.
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