agree vi. agree; I can't agree with you on this point. I can't agree with you on this point.
sb agree with sb agree with sb's words, opinions
sth agree with sb sth, sth adapt to sb agree to sb suggest agree on sth
agree up sth agree to do sth agree to do sth
break vt; Damage; Destroy we should all take a little break before dessert. We should all have a short rest before dessert. The machine broke down =go wrong broke down/stopped talking 11) I had never seen a grown man break down and cry. I have never seen such a strong man crying.
break in, break off suddenly stop talking/cut off, end/suspend work, rest
break out (war, etc.); Escape (no passive) break through break up the encirclement
break up to disperse, the school is out of school. The police had to use force to disperse the crowd. Break away from, break away from, break away from, break away from/change some habit
bring it; Bring; I'll bring some of my pictures into the gallery. I'll bring some of my photos to the art gallery. Bring about = cause, result in, lead to bring down, bring down bring about, Cause
bring forward to make suggestions =put forward/ advance
bring in =get in the pops/ make some kind of income. Mr. Li: Oh … Would you please allow me to bring in h … Would you please allow me to bring in the heritage? It is the favorite of my sister. Mr. Li: Oh … can you allow me to bring some durian? It is my sister's favorite fruit. Bring back to one's mind reminds me of
bring up sb to raise someone bring up sth bring up vomiting bring to an end =come to an end
call vt. Shouting; Call … I'll call the roll before class. I'll call the roll before class.
call on sb to call on at (someone's home); (train, ship) call for
and there's a phone call for you, Mr. Bennett. Mr. Bennett has a phone call for you.
call for sb to pick someone up to do something together. call off to cancel (plan, contest)
call out (call out+to sb.) call up sb loudly.
call in, please come in. We'll call in a couple of days.
carry vt.; Carrying; Send another generation to carry on the Stewart name. This is a new generation that inherits the Stewart family incense.
carry out carry out to the end; 4) tomorrow, Sandra will carry out the garbage. Tomorrow, Sandra will pick up the garbage. Carry out is an idiom of achievement and completion, but here, at first glance, it doesn't mean this. Think of it as taking garbage outside from the kitchen.
carry on, keep on. Another generation to carry on the Stewart name. This is a new generation that inherits the Stewart family's incense. Carry away, be fascinated, be attracted by ... carry forward, carry forward (spirit)
carry off, take away/get the prize carry through to the end, complete the plan carry sb through to tide over ...
catch vt. Catch; Catch vi. Catch We didn't catch anything. We didn't catch anything.
catch up with 33. He shut himself away for a month to catch up on his academic work. He was isolated from the world for a month and tried to catch up with his lessons.
catch on, trip catch wants to catch A drowning man will catch at a straw. A drowning man will catch at a straw. Be caught in the rain catch up with someone, catch up with work
clear a. clear vt. clear It is said it will clear up tonight. The weather forecast says it will stop raining tonight.
clear up (the weather) will clear up, clarify the facts and tidy up. The weather forecast says it will stop raining tonight.
clear away, clear away, clear away (snow) and other obstacles, remove, erase, clear away
Come on; Become; Arrive at May I come in? may I come in? Come across
come across
come on. Come on, let's go, let's go. Oh, come on now. Oh, come on now.
come at ... pounce on ... 7. We may come at another time. We can come another time.
come down, fall (temperature, price), fall ill, come forward, take the initiative to respond to the request to do something
come in, go public and have you had an engineer come in to do an inspection? Have you had an engineer check it out?
come from I come from Japan. I'm from Japan. Come out, set out, and did Mitchell Johnson's review come out yet? Did Mitchell Johnson's comments come out?
come to wake up, always * * *, reach, get forgiveness? When will he come to see you?
come up sb goes into the growth and development of come up seeds, and is put forward and I'll come up with something. I'll think of a way.
come to one's rescuers help
come true to realize I know, but it's still a dream come true. I know, but it's a dream come true after all.
cut v. cut them off
cut sth in half ... cut away He cut away a dead branch. He cut off a dead branch.
cut through, cut down, cut down, reduce (expenses)
cut off (relationships, contacts, thoughts). 3. He was cut off from his fellows.
cut out delete/get rid of (bad habit), stop in a short cut trick
do v.aux. Auxiliary verb (without meaning) What do you call this in English? How do you say this in English?
do with involves what are you going to do with the books? What are you going to do with these books?
do up one's hair dish up long hair do up sth package/tie up do out cleaning, tidy up
do away with =get rid of abolish, remove, cancel
die vi. Die; Put out I will die before I'll eat that carrot. If I have to eat carrots, I'd rather die.
die off died of thirst, war and pollution.
die away died of old age and disease.
Dieaway's voice became weak, gradually disappeared/stopped, and die down slowly went out (wind, fire)
die out went out, weakened, disappeared and became extinct (animals)
fall vi. Fall; Fall to fall, fall to sleep =go to sleep fall ill is ill. Be concerned not to fall ill.
fall across meets (accidentally) fall back, fall behind, and can't keep up with
fall in/fall into 29. The inevitable result of war is a fall in production.
fall into+nouns A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit.
fall off, fall off a bench, fall off a bench, fall on ...
fall short of lack of fall out of giving up
get vi. become; Arrive When do you get up everyday? What time do you get up every day?
get about everywhere, the news spreads. Don't forget about the bet.
get across, make it clear so that people can understand and understand the children began to get across at each other. The children began to quarrel. I hope to get away early in the morning. I hope to leave early in the morning.
get down from …, write it down, write it down, get sick/make someone uneasy. It's time to get down to business now. It's time to get down to business.
get along with sth is progressing. get along with sb
get in, stop, collect, collect. Yeah. Yeah. Let's get in our lines. yeah. Please line up your seats.
get off and get off. You can take the bus and get off at the second stop. You can take the bus and get off at the second stop.
get on the bus 157. Don't get on my nerves! Don't get on my nerves. )
get out, spread i.