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Pay back - to punish or reward
Pay for- to make payment
pay for- to suffer or be punished
pay off- to pay a full amount (a debt )
pay off- produce a profitable or successful result
pay off- to get revenge
pay off- to birbe (pistist maksma)
pay out-a sum of money to sb (large amount)
pay out- to let out (a line or rope) by slackening (lõdvaks laskma )
pay up- to give over the full monetary amount demanded
carry off- to die of a disease
carry on- to continue
carry on- have an affair
carry on- behave badly
carry out- to perform a task
carry out- to follow or obey
carry out- complete or accomplish st
carry over- to continue to another time or situation
carry through - to survive
carry through- to accomplish, complete successfully
pull ahead - overtake, move into the lead or in front
pull apart- top from fighting
pull apart- weaken an argument or theory
pull out- bus or train leaving station
pull out- move into traffic
pull out- withdraw
pull back- score a goal or point when behind
pull back- retreat to previous position
pull back- decide not to do something previously planned
pull down- demolish
pull down- depress someone
pull down- earn (colloquial)
see off- to accompany one to the point of departure for a trip and saygood-bye upon departure
see off- to accompany someone who is leaving something
see off- to escort someone away from something
see off OUT?????- chase somebody or something away
see about- to confer with someone about someone or something
see about- to investigate
see about- to get information
see over- to be able to have a view over st such as a wall , fence etc.
see out- to escort (a guest) to the door
see out- to work on (a project ) until completion
see through- to understand
see through- to provide support or cooperation to (a person ) throughout a period of time
see through- to work on (a project) until completion
Do away with- to kill or murder somebody
do away- get rid of something
do over- repeat
do with- to put st somewhere
do with- to make use of something
do without - manage without something one wants or needs
do about- if you do st about a problem you do something to fix it or solve it
do up- make st look new again by repairing it
do up- to secure zip, button ..
wear off- disappear after a period of time
wear down- gradually make someone lose their vitality and strength
wear out- use st until they are not usable any more
wear out- cause to be very tired
wear in- you wear st for a short period until they feel comfortable
stand aside- to leave a job or position so that someone else can do it
stand aside- to step sideways to make a space for someone else
stand by- to be waiting and ready to do something or to help
stand by- to support someone
stand down- to give up your official job or position
stand down- finish being asked questions in court
stand for sth- you won't accept a situation or behaviour
stand for sth- the words represented by certain initials
stand out- to be very noticeable
stand out- to be much better than other similar things or people
stand out- be extraordinary and different
stand up- move to a vertical position
stand up- fail to keep an appointment
stand up to sth- to not be changed or damaged by st
stand up to sth- keep your principles when challenged by an authority
go ahead- to start to so st
go ahead- proceed
go ahead- said to someone in order to give them permission to start to do st
go for sb- to attack someone
go for sb- be attrackted to
go for sb- choose , select
go for sb- try to get
go into st- to start doing a particualr type of work
go into st- to start an activity
go into st- to discuss , examine, describe or explain st in a detailed or careful way
go off- to take place or follow a plan or pattern
go off- to leave a place
go off- stop working
go off- start to dislike
go off- go bad
go off- explode , start ringing (alarm)
go over- look at st or revise
go over- visit
go over- repeat or explain
go over- clean
go round - be or have enough of st
go round- circulate
go round- visit
go through- to experience
go through- read again
go through- examine, search
go through- explain
call for- demand
call for- go to collect something
call for- telephone for st
call for- go and collect someone to take them out
call for- require
call around - visit
call back- return a phonecall
call forth- make something happen
call up- summone someone for military service
call up- to telephone
call off- cancel
call off- order someone to stop attacking
call out- expose or accuse someone of wrongdoing or in competence
call in- get someone to come and do a job
call in- stop and visit
call round- visit
pass around- give to everyone present
pass as- believed to be st
pass away- die, expire
pass on- die
pass on- give a msg at someone
pass on- decline an opportunity
pass over- not receive a promotion
pass through- visit a place briefly or not to stop at all
pass to- give ovnership or responsibility to somone else
pass off as- accepted as an original
pass up- decline an opportunity or chance
come down- to rain
come down- to travel
come on- encouragement
come on- start an illness
come on- st starts functioning
come out- a secret is revealed
come out- be published
come out- disappear when washed
come out- when the sun appears
come through- arrive
come through- communicate an emotion
come throguh- produce a result
come upon- find by chance
let down- disappoint
let in- allow someone to enter
let off- do not punish
let on- tell a secret
let out- allow to leave or go out
let out- make a noise or sound
let out- make clothes bigger
cut in- being working
cut in- go recklessly in front of another vechicle
cut in- interrupt
cut in- include someone on a money making deal
cut out- axclude from a deal
cut out paper or picture from a book or magazine
cut out- when an engine stops working
cut up- make small pieces
cut up- make jokes, laugh
cut off- isolate
cut off- disconnect
set off- explode a bomb
set off- ring an alarm
set off- start a journey
set out- display , show
set out- start a journey
set about- start doing something
set up- prapre st
set up- start a company
set forward - to begin a journey
set forward- to move st to a more forward position
turn away- ära pöörama,tõrjuma, minema saatma
turn down- ära ütlema, mitte vastu võtma, vaiksemaks keerama
turn into- muutuma millekski
turn on- erutama, huvi äratama, sisse lülitama
bring back- meenutama, tagasi tooma , tagasi looma, teadvusele tooma
bring off- edu saavutama , hakkama saama
bring forward- ettepoole tooma
bring up- kõneaineks võtma, tõstatame, üles kasvatama
hold on- grasp tightly, to wait
hold out- continue to resist
hold back- restrain
hold back- not allow to advance in school
hold off- delay
hold up- delay in a traffic
fall for- to be strongly attracted to somebody
fall behind- go slower than other people
fall off- decrease
fall apart- to break into pieces because it is old or badly made
fall through- fail to happen
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Pay back- to punish or reward
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Pay for- to make payment
pay for- to suffer or be punished
pay off- to pay a full amount (a debt)
pay off- produce a profitable or successful result
pay off- to get revenge
pay off- to birbe (pistist maksma)
pay out-a sum of money to sb (large amount)
pay out- to let out (a line or rope) by slackening (lõdvaks laskma)
pay up- to give over the full monetary amount demanded

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