break down - to stop working, break up - disband or end a relationship, bring sthg back - cause ideas, feelings or memories to be in your mind again, carry on with - continue doing something, catch on - become popular or fashionable, clear sthg up - make a place tidy, come up with sthg - think of an idea or plan, cover sthg up - hide the truth about sthg, cram sthg into - do a lot of activities in a short period of time, drop sbdy off - take sbdy to a place in a car without getting out yourself, end up - to reach a particular place or achieve a situation after other activities, fall for sthg - like sthg immediately, fall out (with sbdy) - stop being friends with sbdy because of a disagreement, find sthg out - discover a fact or information, fish sthg out - pull sthg out of a bag or container, get by - to be able to live or deal with a situation by having very little of something you need, such as money, get on with sbdy - have a friendly relationship with someone, get through sthg - deal with a dificult situation, give sthg up - stop doing sthg you do regularly or like, give up - to stop trying to do sthg before you have finished, usually because it is too difficult, leave sbdy/sthg out - to not include sbdy/sthg, grow up - to change from being a child to being an adult, hang around (together) - spend time with someone, let sbdy down - to disappoint someone, live on sthg - to have enough money to buy things you need to livr, look back on sthg - think about a time or event in the past,

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