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Look up to (someone)
A: Tilt your head up
B: Admire someone
Sort out (something)
A: Separate things in piles.
B: Deal with or fix a difficult situation
Stand for
A: To support someone's ideas
B: We use this to say what the initials represent from something
Come up with (something)
A: Think of something such as an idea, a suggestion or a plan
B: Invent something
Give off
A: Donate something
B: Release a gas or a smell
See through
A: Recognise that something is not true or what someone is really like.
B: Be able to see the other side because something is transparent
Come across something
A: Find something by chance.
B: to draw a line through (something) to show that it is wrong
Let off (someone)
A Excuse someone from punishment or when someone receives a lighter punishment than expected
B release someone from obligation or suspicion
Go off
A: To leave a train, bus, or aircraf
B: When food or drink is no longer fresh and becomes too bad to consume.
To talk down to someone
A: To tilt your head down when you speak
B: to talk to someone in a superior manner, like you think you are more important than they are
Run into (someone)
A: To meet someone you know by chance
B: To collide with someone.
Ask after (someone)
A: Enquire about someone to see how they are doing:
B: Wait the other person to finish to ask one's question.
Turn out
A: When something ends up happening, perhaps involving a coincidence
B: start the flow or operation of something by means of a valve, switch, or button.
Step down
A: To resign from a high job position
B: To climb down a ladder
Put forward (something)
A: delay or postpone action
B: offer something like an idea or opinion for discussion