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to run into
1. to bump into something/someone
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to run into you!
2. to meet someone by chance
I ran into my neighbour on the way home.
3. to guide something into something
The police officer has ran his car into a call-box.
to take off
1. to get into the air
The helicoper takes off in a minute!
2. to remove something (from something)
I walked in and took my shoes off.
3. to become successful/popular
These new mobile phones take off quickly.

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Cut off - сut, interrupt, stop, finish.
For example, cut off a boring conversation on phone.

Follow through on - the continuing of an action or task to its conclusion.
For example, I like to follow through on all of my case.

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As for me,I get on well with others,but some difficult situations I have.
For example,firstly,I'm very shy person. Secondly, people often can't understand me and my opinion. But overall I'm find a common language with people very fast . Suppose I have a few friends , but I have full confidence

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To catch up with -- to become equal or on a par with another.
I will catch up with those who passed the test.
To look after -- to take care of somebody/
I like look after my young sister.

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back away - recede
back away on a defensive position
give up - surrender
I never give up

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clear away, come along

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to let in - to allow air, light, water to enter a place.

Then the door opened, letting in a cold damp gust of wind.

to dress up - to put on formal clothes or the best clothes for work or a special occasion.

Do you have to dress up for work?

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to hand in - to give a written work to a teacher to check it.

All the assignments must be handed in by Friday.

to get a kick out of smth. - to enjoy

I got a kick out of the party yesterday.

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to come across - to discover smth. by chance or meet someone by chance.

I came across an unknown word.

to look up to smb. - to respect smb.

I look up to my parents.