hold on	(wait, mantein position) resistir aguantar Hold on till I get there (telephone) esperara en linea "Can I talk to Camille?" "Hold on. I'll see if she's here."
take up	(start) (<> give up) començar, iniciar, empendre He took up woodworking after inheriting his grandfather's tools.
get together	(meet) quedar, reunir-se The team leaders need to get together to discuss the problem.
fed up	fart I'm fed up with doing [sth] You look fed up. What's wrong? Joan was fed up with being sent from one office to another.
catch up (2 meanings)	alcanzar Go ahead, i'll catch up in a minute assolir, posar-se al nivell He'll never catch up with him. He's too far behind [to far behind] - massa enrrera
keep on keep on doing [sth] (2 meanings)	seguir (fent alguna cosa) continuar, no parar Why do you keep on talking after I've asked you to be quiet? (continue to wear =not take off) I always keep my shirt on, even at the beach. (=not turn off)
warm up (2 meanings)	(ger warmer( calentar-se, entrar en calor Let's go inside and warm up; we've been out here too long. animar, entusiasmar The comic warmed up the audience with jokes and silly pranks.

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