Catch on: (Comprender). “I will never catch on Internet phone”.
Come in: (Entrar, llegar). “The favorite horse came in third in the race”.
Fall off: (Caerse). “He fell off his motorbike”.
Fall through: (Fracasar). “Their plans have fallen through”.
Give in: (Ceder, acceder). “The soldier refused to give in”.
Go ahead: (Ir adelante). “Argentina went ahead 2-1”.
Go on: (Continuar). “She went on to star in (participar) several films”.
Keep up: (Mantenerse firme). “Arsenal kept the pressure up and won the match”.
Kick off: (Empezar un partido). “They kicked off at 5:30”.
Let out: (Dejar salir).”Who let the dogs out?”
Lock up: (Cerrar con llave). “Don’t forget lo lock the garage up?”
Own up: (Confesar). “He owned up that it was his fault (culpa)”.
Pull out of: (Sacar, arrancar). “She pulled out of the race”.
Sent out: (Enviar). “They sent out thousands of letters”.
Take to: (Empear a sentir ganas por algo). “Her son really took to tennis”.
Take up: (Tomar a cargo, llevar, ocupar espacio). “This job takes up too much time”.
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