Clog up	Atascar The road is clogging up
Pull (sth) off	Quitarse He pulls his shirt off
Pull through	Recuperarse After her terrible accident, she would pull through
Rule out	Descartar The police ruled out the suspect
Win (sb) over to (inf)	Convencer a alguien de algo Little by little, we'll win you over.
Follow (sth) through	Completar Their team never follows their tasks through
Sneak off	Escabullirse The thief has sneaked off again
Roll along (inf)	Ir sobre ruedas Everything seems to be rolling along
Set off	Salir We have to set off early to avoid the rush-hour traffic
Wander around	Vagar I had some free time, so I decided to wander around the city
Get through	Localizar (llamada) I'm trying to get through the President
Cut off	Desconectar We were cut off while on the net
Scroll down	Desplazar hacia abajo You can use the wheel on the mouse to scroll down and up
Put (sb) through	Pasar a alguien The doctor is in now, I'll put you through
Squirrel away	Almacenar Agnes squirrels away part of her salary
Get rid of (inf)	Deshacerse de You need to get rid of those pants
Get into trouble	Meterse en problemas Sarah gets into trouble at school everyday
Get round (inf)	Desplazarse I certainly get around my job
Get away with (inf)	Salirse con la suya The murder got away with his hideous crime
Get behind (inf)	Respaldar I get behind you on it
Back (sb) up	Respaldar I'll back you up on it
Get (sb) down (inf)	Try not to let your results get you down
Get on with (inf)	Ponerse con Get on with your homeworks
Get through to	Hacerle entender a alguien I need to get through to my son that drugs aren't the solution
Get by on	Sobrevivir con The older couple had learned to get by on their small retirement income
Get back to (inf)	Volver a I have to get back to my job now
Get over	Recuperarse I hope you get over your flu soon
Get caught (inf)	Pillar He got caught smoking
Get out of (inf)	Escaparse de I need to get out of my meeting this afternoon
Keep up to date with	Mantenerse al tanto We'll keep up to date with the latest business news
Brush up (inf)	Repasar I'll need to brush up my Spanish
Cope with	Lidiar con Marc coped with severe rheumatoid arthritis
Pass for	He could easily pass for his brother
Take (sth) in (inf)	Pillar I'm sure I took it all
Plunge (sth) into	Sumergir I was plunged into darkness
Fed up with (inf)	Harto de You look fed up with the bad weather.
Turn (sth) into	Convertirse The caterpillar will turn into a butterfly
Pass through	Cruzar I took us 20 minutes to pass through The Mont Blanc Tunnel
Run into	Encontrarse con I ran into my cousin yesterday at the market
Rip off	Estafar Many people have been ripped off by insurance companies
Fall down	Fracasar Many students fall down on their tests
Get together (inf)	Reunirse You get together with your extended family
Chill out (inf)	Relajarse I like to chill out in front of television
Soak up	Absorber información Children soak up everything around them
Get along (inf)	Llevarse bien My friend and I get along very well
Single out	Escoger The teacher always singles me out to answer
Nail down	Identificar We need to nail down how much money was ripped off.
Drop out of (inf)	Abandonar He dropped out of school before completing his degree.
Keep apart from / stand off from	Mantenerse alejado Caperucita stood off from the wolf.
Meet by chance	Encontrarse I meet by chance my cousin yesterday at the market

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