Depend on	Depender de, confiar en	To need the help and support of someone or something in order to existes or continue as before
Do without	Hacer sin, pasarse sin y arreglarse sin	To manage without having something
Back up	Respaldar, apoyar, hacer una copia	To make a copy of information in a computer that is stored separately
Face up to	Hacer frente a, reconocer la realidad, estar preparado para	To accept that a difficult situation exists
Focus on	Concentrarse	To give a lot of attention to one particular person, subject or thing
Get in	Entrar,	To succeed in getting a place on a course especially at university or college
Mix up	Confundir	To mistake someone or something for someone or something else; to confuse two people or things
Think through	Considerar detalladamente	To carefully considero the posible results of doing something
Calm down	Calmate	To stop feeling upset, angry or excited
Come down with (sth)	Contraer, enfermar de, caer enfermo	To become ill, usually with a disease that is not very serious
Come round	Volver en si, recobrar el conocimiento, venir a ver, dejarse convencer	To become conscious again after an accident or operation
Get (sb) down	Deprimir	To make someone feel unhappy or depressed
Get over (sth/sb)	Superar, sobreponerse, recuperarse	To get better after an illness, or feel better after something or someone has made you unhappy
Throw up	Vomitar	(informal) to vomit
Kneel down	Arrodillarse	To go down into, or stay in, a position where one or both knees are on the ground
Sail through (sb)	Navegar a través	To succeed very easily in something especially a test
Weigh up	Ponderar, pesar, formar juicio	To consider something carefully, especially in order to make a decision
Count on (sb)	Contar con	To be confidente that you can depend on someone
Fall out (with) (sb)	Pelearse con, tener un disgusto, reñir	To argue with someone and stop being friendly with them
Finish with (sb)	Terminar con	To end a romantic relationship with someone
Go off (sb/sth)	Perder el gusto por	To stop liking or being interested in someone or something
Hit it off (with)	Congeniar	If people hit it off, they like each other and become friendly inmediately
Let (sb) down	Defraudar, decepcionar, fallar	To disappoint someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do
Look down on (sb)	Despreciar, mirar por encima, mirar por encima del hombro	To think that you are better than someone
Look up to (sb)	Admirar a alguien	To admite and respect someone
Stick together	Permanerse juntos, pegarse	If people stick together, they support and help each other
Take after	Pareserse a, seguir el ejemplo de	To be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character
Cheer up	Animar	If someone cheers up, or something cheers them up, they start to feel happier
Speak out	Hablar claro, hablar claramente	To say in public what you think about something sucha as a law, an oficial plan or an important issue
Break down	Descomponer	(Of a vehicle or machine) to stop working for a period of timw
Drive off	Ahuyentar, marcharse	To leave in a car or other people
Hold up	Retrasar, sostener, mantener	To make something or someone slow or late.
Keep up with (sb or sth)	Ir al paso de, mantenerse al día.	To move at the same speed as someone or something that is moving forward so that you stay level with them
Pull into	Entrat	If a vehicle pulls in or pulls into somewhere, it moves in that direction and stops there
Pull out	Salir, arrancar	If a train pulls out, it starts to leave a station
Pull over	Hacerse a un lado	If a vehicle pulls over, it moves to the side of the road and stops
Pull up	Detenerse	If a vehicle pulls up, it stops, often for a short time
Run into	Chocar con, dar contra	To drive a vehicle into an object or a person in another vehicle by accident
Run over	Atropellar, desbordarse	If a vehicle or its driver runs over someone or something, the vehicle hits and drives over them or it
Slow down	Desacelerar, bajar la velocidad	To become slower, or to make someone or something become slower
Speed up	Acelerar	To go or happen faster, or to cause something to happen faster
Point out	Indicar, señalar, advertir	To tell someone about some information, often because they don not know it or have forgotten it
Bring (sth) up	Sacar, criar	To start to talk about a particular subject
Catch up on	Ponerse al día en	To learn the newest facts about something
Clear (sth) up	Aclarar, esclarecer, resolver	To give or find an explanation for something, or to deal with a problem or argument
Follow up	Completar, llegar hasta el fin	To find out more about something, or take further action connected with it
Get (sth) across	Pasar, hacer comprender	To manage to make someone understand or believe something
Leave out	Dejar, dejar fuera, omitir, prescindir	To not includes someone or something
Look into	Examinar, investigar	To examine the facts about a situatiom
Believe in	Creer en Estar seguro de que algo es efectivo y correcto.	To be confident that something is effective and right
Go along with (sth/sb)	Ir con, acompañar con, marcharse con	To support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion
Break up	Terminar del curso, disolver, dividir, romperse, acabar con, deshacer	When schools or colleges break up, the classes end and the holidays begin
Figure (sth) out	Descubrir, descifrar, resolver para	To find the answer to something by thinking about it
Get in	Ser elegido, entrar, llegar a casa, lograr decir	To succeed in being chosen or elected
Get on	Progresar, congeniar, poner	To manage or deal with a situation, especially successfully
Give (sth) out	Repartir, divulgar, distribuir, revelar, emitir	To give something to each of a number of people
Go for (sth)	Ir por, optar por, dar, esforzarse por	To try to get or achieve something
Hand (sth) in	Entregar, presentar, ayudar a subir	To give a piece of written work or a document to someone to read, judge or deal with
Join in (sth)	Participar, intervenir, tomar parte	To become involved in an activity with other people
Note (sth) down	Anotar	To write something so that you do not forget it
Put (sth) off	Aplazar, posponer	To decide or arrange to delay an event or activity until a later time or date
Read (sth) out	Leer en voz alta	To read something and say the words aloud so that other people can hear
Stay behind	Quedarse, quedarse atras	To not leave a place when other people leave it
Try out	Probar, ensayar, experimentar, poner a prueba	To use or do something to discover if it works or if you like it
Fall out with (sb)	Pelearse con Discutir con alguien y dejar de ser amable con él.	To argue with someone and stop being friendly with them
Identify with (sb)	Identificarse con	To feel that you are similar to someone in some way and that you can understand that person or their situation because of tjis
Pick on (sb)	Meterse con, criticar, elegir	To criticise, punish or be unkind to the same person often and unfairly
Take after (sb)	Parecerse a alguien	To be similar to an older member of your family
Talk into (sb)	Convencer	To persuade someone to do something
Knock over	Derribar, volcar,	To hit something or someone so that they fall down
Cool down	Enfriarse, calmarse	To become less hot, or to make someone or something become less hot
Cut (sth) out	Cortar, suprimir, eliminar, excluir	To stop eating or drinking something usually to improve your health
Eat out	Comer fuera	To eat in a restaurant
Eat (sth) up	Acabar, terminar con	To eat all the food that you have been given
Fill up on (sth)	Llenarse	To eat something to make yourself feel full
Go off	Perder el gusto, perder su calidad, perder forma	If food goes off, it stops being good to eat because it is too old
Heat (sth) up	Calentar	To make food hot so that it can be eaten
Live on (sth)	Consumir, devorar, seguir viviendo, alimentarse de	To only eat a particular type of food
Chill out	Relajarse	To relax completely, or not allow things to upset you
Cool down	Enfriarse, calmarse	To become less hot
Sign up	registrarse para algo	To arrange to do an organised activity
Stay up	Quedarse despierto, permanecer de pie	To go to bed later than usual
Wander around	Deambular	To walk slowly in a relaxed way or without any clear purpose or direction
Check in	Registrarse, presentarse	To say who you are when you arrive at a hotel so that you can be given a key for your room
Check out	Verificar, pagar la cuenta e irse	To leave a hotel after paying and returning your room key
Get around	Llegar, viajar, ir a muchos sitios, salir mucho, viajar mucho	To travel or move from place to place
Get away	Ir de vacaciones, escapar, evadir, separar	To go somewhere to have a holiday, often because you need to a rest
Look around	Mirar alrededor, andar buscando	To visit a place and look a the things in it
See (sb) off	Ir a despedir, despedir de, acompañar	To go to the place that someone is leaving from in order to say good ye to the
Stay over	Pasar la noche	To spend the night somewhere instead of returning to your home or continuing your journey
Stop over	Pernoctar	To stop somewhere for a short period of time when you are on a long journey
Take (sb) around	Llevar alrededor	To visit a place with someone, showing them the most interesting or important parts
Live on	Vivir, residir, poseer, pedir,	If you live on an amount of money, that is the money that you use to buy all thing that you need
Pay off	Saldar, reembolsar, dar resultado, merecer la pena	To finish paying back mone that you owe
Take out	Sacar, extraer,	To get money from a bank
Clear up	Aclarar, esclarecer, resolver, disipar	To make a place tidy by removing things from it or putting them where they should be
Put (sth) away	Guardar, repudiar, desechar,	To put something in the place or container where it is usually kept
Wash (sth) up	Lavar, fregar los platos, laverse las manos	To wash plates, bowls, knives, etc. After a meal.
Pass out	Desmayarse	To suddenly become unconscious
Trip over	Tropezar, caer, dar un tropezón	To fall because you hit your foot on something when you are walking or running
Get away with	Escapar con	To avoid getting punished for something
Get back	Volver, regresar, recuperar, recobrar	To be given something again that you had before
Get into	Ingresar, meterse en, lograr entrar, introducir	To succeed in being chosen or elected
Get on with	llevarse bien con, Comenzar o continuar haciendo algo, especialmente el trabajo.	To start or continue doing something, especially work
Get out of	Salir de, liberarse, Para evitar hacer algo que no quieres hacer, especialmente dando una excusa	To avoid doing something that you do not want to do, especially by giving a excuse
Get round to	Hacer algo que ha tenido la intención de hacer durante mucho tiempo. sacar tiempo para hacer algo	To do something that you have intended to do for a long time
Get through	Atravesar	To deal with a difficult or unpleasant experience successfully

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