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Come
Come about - Happen, occur Come across - Find by accident - Agree to have *** with someone - The way other people see you Come apart - Break into pieces Come around - Recover consciousness Come around to - Agree with or accept something you had previously disapproved of or disliked. Come before - Appear in court charged with a crime or offence Come by - Visit - Acquire Come down - Rain - Travel Come down on - Criticise heavily Come down with - Fall ill Come forth - Appear Come forth with - Provide information Come from - Country or town where you were born Come in - Arrive for flights - Place or ranking in a competition, etc. - Receive news Come in for - Receive (criticism or praise) Come into - Be important or relevant - Inherit Come into use - Start being used Come off - When something breaks off - Be successful Come off it - I don't believe what you're saying; used as an imperative Come on - Encouragement - Start an illness - Start functioning (machines, etc) Come out - A secret is revealed - Be published or otherwise available to the public - Disappear when washed - Let people know that you are lesbian or gay - When the sun appears Come out in - Have a rash or similar skin problem Come out with - Make something available - Say something publicly and unexpectedly Come over - Feel strange - Affect mentally in such a way as to change behaviour (possibly related to 'overcome') Come round - Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic - Change your opinion Come through - Arrive (messages and information) - Communicate an emotion - Produce a result Come through with - Provide something needed Come to - Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic - Result in Come up - Appear - Rise (the sun) Come up against - Encounter problems or difficulties Come up with - Think of a solution, excuse, etc. Come upon - Find by chance |
DO
Do away with - Abolish, get rid of Do out of - Cheat somebody out of something that is rightfully theirs Do up - Close or fasten clothes, etc. - Repair and renovate Do without - Manage without something |
Ask
Ask after - Enquire about someone's health, how life is going Ask around - Ask a number of people for information of help - Invite someone Ask for - To provoke a negative reaction - Request to have or be given Ask in - To invite somebody into your house Ask out - To invite someone for a date Ask over - Invite Ask round - Invite someone |
Break
Break away - Leave an organisation, usually to form a new one Break down - End negotiations unsuccessfully - Start crying - Stop working Break in - Go into a building to steal something - Interrupt something - Train a horse to be ridden Break off - Break a piece from something - End a relationship Break out of - Escape Break through - Pass a barrier or obstacle Break up - Break into many pieces - Close an educational institution for the holidays - Finish a relationship - Become inaudible over the telephone because of interference |
Call
Call after - Name someone after somebody else Call around - Visit Call back - Return a phonecall Call for - Demand - Go to collect something - Telephone for something - Go and collect someone to take them out - Require Call forth - Make something happen Call in - Get someone to come and do a job - Stop and visit Call off - Cancel - Order someone to stop attacking Call on - Ask for help - Visit - Challenge - Ask someone to do something, especially to speak in public. (Formal) Call round - Visit Call up - Summon someone for military service - Telephone |
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Thanks thanks
I feel I am too little due to your astonishing work Allah bless you forever |
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