run out (of sth)	quedarme sin algo agotarse	We have run out of milk for tomorrow's breakfast
get rid of (+sb /sth)	dehacerse de algo	Discounts are a good way to get rid of unsold items.
look forward to	anhelar tener ganas de	I'm really looking forward to my holiday. I look forward to seeing you again soon.
look after	cuidar	The nanny looks after our children while we work.
figure out	averiguar determinar resolver	I figured out the meaning of the word thanks to the context.
carry out	llevar a cabo cumplir	The hospital is carrying out tests to find out what's wrong with her.
run into (sb/sth)	chocar tropezarse con ( alguien) (algo)	Graham ran into someone he used to know at school the other day.
take off	quitarse (una prenda) o despegar	I took off my coat because the room was hot.
set out	1. salir de viaje 2. presentar	1.I packed my suitcase and set out on a journey. 2.The manager set out his plans for the coming year.
come across	encontrarse
give up	abandonar	I always tell my daughter to never give up on her dreams.
turn out	resultar	The truth turned out to be stranger than we had expected.
take over	asumir hacerse cargo	The new manager will take over your responsibilities.
catch up	ponerse al día	I will catch up with my work after my trip. He was off school for a while and is finding it hard to catch up.
carry on	continuar	I carried on trying despite the difficulties.

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