1) Ask for a) To request.  b) To support 2) Back up a) To delay. b) To support 3) Blow up a) To explode b) To dress formally. 4) Break down a) To break, stop working. b) To introduce. 5) Break up a) To explode b) To end a relationship. 6) Bring about a) To cause b) discard something as useless or unwanted. 7) Bring in a) To introduce. b) To explode 8) Bring up a) To settle one's hotel bill before leaving. b) To mention, raise a child 9) Call back a) To return a call. b) To dress formally. 10) Call off a) To mention, raise b) To cancel. 11) Call up a) To call someone. b) To cancel. 12) Carry on a) To cause b) To continue. 13) Catch up a) To break, stop working. b) To reach someone’s level. 14) Check out  a) settle one's hotel bill before leaving. b) To discover a fact or piece of information. 15) Come across a) To cause b) To find by chance. 16) Come back a) To end a relationship. b) To return 17) Come out a) To explode b) To be released, appear. 18) Come up with a) To produce something, especially when pressured or challenged. b) To reach someone’s level. 19) Cut back a) To suggest, propose. b) To reduce. 20) Cut down a) To cause something to fall by cutting it through at the base. b) To interrupt 21) Cut off a) To return a call. b) To interrupt 22) Deal with  a) To cause b) To handle. 23) Do without a) not having or doing something, or lacking something b) To interrupt 24) Dress up a) To dress formally. b) To visit briefly. 25) Drop by a) To break, stop working. b) To visit briefly. 26) Drop off a) To take someone somewhere. b) To finally be in a particular place or situation 27) End up – To end up being. Example: He ended up going to the party alone. a) To finally be in a particular place or situation b) To take someone somewhere. 28) Fall apart  a) To end a relationship. b) To break up, come apart, or disintegrate. 29) Fall out a) To cause b) (of the hair, teeth, etc.) become detached and drop out. 30) Figure out a) To introduce. b) To understand. 31) Fill in a) To invent, reconcile b) To fill out, complete 32) Find out a) discover a fact or piece of information. b) To mention, raise 33) Get along a) To figure out, understand. b) To have a harmonious or friendly relationship. 34) Get away a) To break, stop working. b) To escape. 35) Get back a) To return. b) To manage. 36) Get by a) To manage. b) To dress formally. 37) Get in  a) To get by, manage. b) To enter. 38) Get in touch a) To possess up-to-date knowledge, in or into communication. b) To enter. 39) Get over . Example: It took him months to get over the breakup. a) To end a relationship. b) To overcome 40) Give away a) To invent, reconcile b) To donate 41) Give in a) To introduce. b) To stop the struggle 42) Give up a) To surrender b) To introduce. 43) Go after a) To end a relationship. b) To pursue. 44) Go ahead  a) To move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else. b) To pursue. 45) Go away a) To overcome b) To leave a place or person, or to disappear from existence 46) Go on a) To disappoint b) To continue. 47) Go over a) cease business or operation. b) To review. 48) Grow up  a) To disappoint b) To advance to maturity; develop into an adult. 49) Hand in a) To sumit b) To return a call. 50) Hang out  a) To invent, reconcile b) To spend time relaxing or socializing informally. 51) Hold on a) To disappoint b) To wait; stop. 52) Hold up a) To fill out, complete b) To delay. 53) Keep on a) To invent, reconcile b) To continue to do something. 54) Keep up with a) move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else. b) To delay. 55) Lay off a) To dismiss. b) To disappoint 56) Let down a) To disappoint b) To invent, reconcile 57) Look after a) To investigate. b) To take care of. 58) Look forward to a) To run into, bump into. b) To expect, wait for someting to happen. 59) Look into a) To investigate. b) To be incharge, start. 60) Look up to a) To have a great deal of respect for someone. b) cease business or operation. 61) Make out  a) To advance to maturity; develop into an adult. b) To manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something. 62) Make up a) To invent, reconcile b) cease business or operation. 63) Move on a) To continue b) To end a relationship. 64) Pass away a) To lose one's life b) To continue 65) Pay back  a) To repay a loan to someone or to take revenge on someone. b) To run into, bump into. 66) Pick up a) To take hold of and lift or move someone or something. b) To manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something. 67) Point out a) To direct someone's gaze or attention toward, especially by extending one's finger. b) To leave 68) Put away a) To store something in an appropriate or usual place. b) To hand in (a document), go to bed. 69) Put off a) To write on something. b) To delay. 70) Put on  a) To be incharge, start. b) To place a garment, piece of jewelry, etc. on part of one's body or cause a device to operate. 71) Put up with a) To expect, wait for someting to happen. b) To tolerate. 72) Run into a) To return a call. b) To bump into. 73) Run out of a) To delay. b) To (of a supply of something) be used up. 74) Run over  a) (of a vehicle) knock a person or animal down and pass over their body. b) To manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something. 75) Set off a) To cause someone to start doing something, especially laughing or talking. b) To arrange. 76) Set up a) To write on something. b) To arrange. 77) Show off  a) To delay. b) To display someone or something that is a source of pride. 78) Show up a) To arrive or turn up for an appointment or gathering. b) To take hold of and lift or move someone or something. 79) Shut down  a) To (of a supply of something) be used up. b) To cease business or operation. 80) Sit down a) To move from a standing to a sitting position. b) To rise to one's feet. 81) Stand up a) To investigate. b) To rise to one's feet. 82) Stick to a) To be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character b) To limit yourself to doing or using one particular thing and not change to anything else 83) Take after a) To write on something. b) To be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character 84) Take off a) To hand in (a document), go to bed. b) To remove clothing from one's or another's body or become airborne. 85) Take over a) To be incharge, start. b) To stop sleeping 86) Take up a) To discuss or express thoughts about a subject b) To become interested or engaged in a pursuit. 87) Talk about  a) To discuss or express thoughts about a subject b) To become interested or engaged in a pursuit. 88) Talk over a) To discuss. b) To vomit. 89) Throw away a) To discard something as useless or unwanted. b) To vomit. 90) Throw up a) To write on something. b) To vomit. 91) Turn around  a) To hand in (a document), go to bed. b) To move so as to face in the opposite direction. 92) Turn down a) To fill out, complete b) To refuse. 93) Turn in a) To investigate. b) To hand in (a document), go to bed. 94) Turn off  a) To stop sleeping b) To stop the operation or flow of something by means of a valve, switch, or button. 95) Turn on a) To start the flow or operation of something by means of a valve, switch, or button. b) move so as to face in the opposite direction. 96) Turn up a) To delay. b) To arrive, appear. 97) Wake up a) To expect, wait for someting to happen. b) To stop sleeping 98) Warm up a) To prepare for physical exertion or a performance by exercising or practicing gently beforehand. b) To cause someone to start doing something, especially laughing or talking. 99) Work out a) To stop sleeping b) To exercise, solve; a session of vigorous physical exercise or training. 100) Write down a) To write on something. b) To fill out, complete

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