Fag Out	Agotarse Today's training has fagged me out, I'm tired and my legs hurt.
Move Along	Correrse en la dirección indicada The police asked the bystanders to move along and let them work.
Scrub Out	Quitar frotando If you want to get rid of that stain, you have to scrub it out first.
Get Back	Recuperar, devolver, volver- • If you are getting back early we could go to the movies. At- vengarse de alguien por algo- Clark got back at Bill for telling his mother he cut classes. Into - volver a hacer algo luego de no hacerlo por un tiempo -• Two years after the accident, Jen was able to get back into her job. To - devolver una llamada- • I've to go, my boss is coming. I'll get back to you when I get home.
Let Up	Mejorar, amainar- You can go out once the rain lets up Hablar sin parar- Sarah will never let up if you ask her about her boyfriend.
Rip Off	Desgarrar - The police ripped the sofa leather off but they didn't find anything. Engañar, estafar, robar-mediante precios altos- You shouldn't buy anything at Metro's, they rip you off there.
Wade Through	Pasar mucho tiempo haciendo algo aburrido o difícil, especialmente leer mucha información Before translating the article we had to wade through legal jargon
Call Off	Cancelar, suspender, dar por terminado- I'm sorry, but we'll have to call off our meeting, I'm not feeling well. Distraer- You will have to call off Mary until I finish preparing her present.
Cut Across	Tomar un atajo We will gain time if we cut across this field.
Kick Off	Comenzar un juego dando el puntapié inicial The Black team kicked off at seven.
Spit Up	Hablar fuerte, decir todo I know you saw what happened, so spit it up!
Watch Out (For)	Tener cuidado con Now that the baby walks by himself watch out for sockets.
Come Back	Regresar, volver, recordar - I couldn't remember what had happened, but now it's all coming back. To - comenzar a hablar de algo nuevamente- The teacher wanted to come back to the first unit so we could revise.
Fall Behind	Retrasarse, quedarse atrás - Tom has bet all his money on the horse that is falling behind. With - atrasarse con un pago- The bank says I've fallen behind with the payment of the house.
Get Over	Superar - Ben could get over his fear of flying and took a plane to Spain. Transmitir - I was trying to get it over to him that it was impossible With - acabar de una vez- The kids are trying to get the homework over with so they can play.
Get Together	Controlar tus emociones así te calmas -Get yourself together or we will have to leave the bar. Poner en orden - I'm trying to get together these papers, I can't stand this mess. Reunirse- We should all get together one day and go out for a drink! Comenzar una relación romántica- Paul and Sue got together last week. They're in love!
Give Away	Regalar -I knew Peter loved my green sweater, so I gave it away to him. Revelar, delatar- My little sister gave me away and told mum our big secret. Entregar a la novia en el altar- Rita's father is going to give her away at her wedding. Distribuir- I love it when they give free samples away at the supermarket!
Keep To	Cumplir con, mantener un secreto I'll tell you what really happened, I know you'll keep it to yourself.
Pin Down	Descubrir detalles de algo The detective cannot pin down what has happened.
Sette Up	Pagar las deudas Once I cash my check I will settle up all that I owe you.
Tamper With	Interferir, modificar The police said that somebody haD tampered with the evidence.
Wither Up	Marchitarse, secarse It's a pity that the roses have withered up.
Work Out	Resolver -We are still trying to work the enigma out. Calcular -I need you to work out the costs of the project. Producir el resultado deseado - The plan worked out perfectly. Hacer ejercicio- I started working out today, I needed some exercise.
Cut Through	Traspasar, abrirse camino a través de, sortear, saltarse Just cut through all the gossiping and remember Peter loves you.
Come Round / Around	Recuperar la conciencia -Fortunately, Patricia's father was with her when she came around. Visitar a alguien en su casa, aceptar finalmente -Mary didn't want to come to the party, but she came round and she enjoyed it.
Come Upon	Encontrar algo o encontrarte con alguien cuando no lo esperabas, descubrir- I thought that Jerry was in Paris, but I came upon him today.
Fall On / Upon	Incidir en, caer en, tropezar con This year my birthday will fall on Saturday.
Get Ahead	Tomar la delantera, progresar Sally's really getting ahead in the investigation.
Get By	Pasar, arreglárselas Monica couldn't study much, but she got by and passed the exam.
Set Forth	Exponer, explicar, mostrar The scientist set forth his theory about the strange meteorite.
Stick Up For	Defender, apoyar Nobody expected Helen to stick up for Anthony at the trial.

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