Come into: (Heredar). “She came into a lot of money when her uncle die”.
Fill up: (Llenar). “He filled up the bycket (balde) with water”.
Get by: (Sobrevivir economicamente). “The family tried to get by”.
Go with: (Combinar). “She bought a blouse to go with her jacket”.
Go without: (Vivir sin…). “Could you go without beer for a month?”
Live on: (Vivir de…). “They didn’t have enough to live in”.
Move on: (Moverse, mudarse). “They didn’t have enough to live on”.
Open up: (Abrir) “The couple opened up a bank account”.
Pay in: (Depositar dinero). “She paid in some money at the bank”.
Put aside: (Ahorrar dinero). “She put aside 50 pounds each month”.
Put off: (Aplazar, posponer). “I will have to put off my visit to the dentist”.
Run up: (Tener muchas deudas). “She ran up a large phone bill”.
Save up: (Guardar dinero para usarlo en el futuro). “I´m saving up for a new car”.
Sell out: (Totalmente agotado). “The tickets for the concert are sold
out”.
Shop around: (Comparar precios en negocios diferentes). “We shop around
to get the best prices”.
Shut up: (Cerrar. Ej.: Un negocio). “The cinema has been shut up for
years”.
Splash out: (Gastar dinero en cosas innecesarias). “I splashed out 300
pounds on a new television”.
Stick to: (Actuar de acuerdo a las reglas). “When you make a decision,
stick to it”.
Take in: (Engañar). “Don´t be taken it by his promises”.
Try on: (Probarse ropa). “Would you like to try it on?
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