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The waiter gave us our bill, but it doesn’t add up to the exact amount.

Dictionnary:
To equal or amount to something.

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The mechanic has blown up my car wheel.

Dictionnary:
To inflate

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It took me one month to break these leather shoes.

Dictionnary:
To use an object or item enough that it begins to feel comfortable or be more easily usable. Often said of shoes. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "break" and "in."

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The joke broke her up more than I expected.

Dictionnary:
To cause one to laugh or cry intensely. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is commonly used between "break" and "up."

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Can I cut in for a dance with this lady ?

Dictionnary:
To interrupt a dancing couple in order to change places with one of them (typically the man).

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Last night, my phone fell out of my pocket.

Dictionnary:
Literally, to drop or tumble out of something.

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The police are determined to find out who killed the dog.

Dictionnary:
To learn something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "find" and "out."

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Let’s get together for Olivia's birthday.

Dictionnary:
To take action to become well-organized, prepared, or in a better state of life.

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The two girls have an obvious chemistry, I’m surprised that they have never gone out.

Dictionnary:
To date someone

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Don’t worry if your hair is too short, they will grow back soon.

Dictionnary:
To return to a previous length or degree of growth, as after having been cut or trimmed.