Phrasal verbs

Fall out with someone

• 1.Make unhappy  

• Admire , have a lot of respect  

• to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them

• 1.faint

Look up to someone

• Admire , have a lot of respect  

• Fail to support or help  

• survive or do what is required of you

• take longer than planned

 tie up any remaining loose ends

• take longer than planned

• allocated

• many things to deal with

• resolve any remaining small problems

Brush up on

• be excited about

• survive

• start doing an activity

• improve something you are rusty at

Bring something up

• to take someone to a place and leave them there

• To wait longer than was anticipated

• To start talking about particular subject

• To steal something from someone

To hear it on the grapevine

• To avoid answering

• •To hear information by means of gossip

• To talk fast

• To pick up someone from somewhere

Put a pin in it. 

• To start it over

• Not to forget

• To finish up

• Putting something on hold, intending to come back to it later

Brain dump

• to start to talk about a particular subject

• choose not to participate

• to be wise or moral enough not to do something

•  Taking all of the thoughts in your head and putting them on paper

Back burner

• interrupt the conversation

• to arrive or appear somewhere

• it is temporarily not being dealt with or considered, especially because it is not urgent or important:

• Overwhelmed by work

child’s play

• task which is easily accomplished

• To avoid doing something

• To take someone unserious

• single payment made at a particular time