Put By	Ahorrar, reservar, guardar Peter has been putting money by so he can come to Brazil with us.
Get Above	Volverse un engreído Alan got above himself after being promoted to chief director.
Come Loose	Aflojarse Watch out! The rope has come loose!
Run In	Hacer funcionar The kid asked his grandfather to help him run in the electric train. Manejar lentamente para no dañar el motor- Robert is still running his car in, he is not confident yet.
Set On	Agredir, atacar Mike was set on by a fierce dog and now he is sueing its master.
Turn Off	Apagar, desenchufar, desconectar Did you remember to turn the oven off before leaving?.
Cave In	Caer- The house we were to buy was so old the roof almost caved in. Aceptar lo que antes uno se oponía a hacer- Peter didn't want to get married but he finally caved in.
Guard Against	Tomar precauciones My son's learning to walk, I must guard against plugs, drawers and so on.
Launch Into	Comenzar con energía George launched into a speech about how to improve work conditions.
Pass Out	Desmayarse, perder la conciencia Suddenly a man on the bus passed out.
Read On	Seguir leyendo I was reading when the phone rang, but I didn't answer and read on.
Slip Away	Escabullirse The kids found a way of slipping away and went to play in the garden.
Tear Off	Arrancar, romper It is a tradition to tear off the paper of a present.
Call At	Visitar un lugar por un corto plazo I called at the supermarket and bought a bottle of wine before coming.
Ring Up	Llamar por teléfono Ring me up on Monday. I'll be able to give you an answer by then.
Come By	Conseguir, adquirir, visitar, entrar a ver Well paid jobs sometimes are hard to come by.
Take After	Parecerse a If you meet Mickey you'll realize that he's taken after his father.
Empty Out	Vaciar algo Peg emptied out her purse and pockets looking for her keys.
Hear Of -(not)	Permitir algo I want to go to India but my parents would never hear of it.
Come After	Perseguir a alguien, o buscar a alguien generalmente para castigarlo The police are coming after the murderer.
Break For	Moverse rápidamente hacia algo When you hear my signal, break for the exit and get out.
Do Without	Arreglárselas sin algo o alguien Jonathan is on holiday, you will have to do without him.
Live Down	Sobrellevar Michael will have to live down his lost somehow.
Send Away	Despedir, echar The very minute the boss found Nelson stealing he sent him away. For - comprar por correo- Let me know if the mailman comes, I sent away for a new printer.
Tie Up	Atar- The police found the victim tied up in an abandoned house. Estar tapado de trabajo- I won't be able to come tomorrow, I am tied up until Friday.
Wriggle Out Of	Evitar I have already called Jane, but I guess she is wriggling out of me.
Bring Out	Sacar, sacar a relucir, publicar, lanzar al mercado The company where Alison works has just brought out the shoes for winter season.
Run To	Extenderse, elevarse a, ascender a The final amount of the bill runs to five hundred pounds.
Drive Up	Llegar en auto We were all surprised at seeing Dean driving up.
Hang Around	Hacer tiempo en algún lugar The girls came early, so they kept hanging around for a while.

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