Intermediate Deck 7
Total: 20 cards
drop off
verb
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to leave someone or something at a particular place
draw the line
verb
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used to distinguish between related ideas
in keeping with
preposition
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appropriate or expected in a particular situation; in agreement with something
for the time being
adverb
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for a short period; temporarily
to somebody's credit
prepositional phrase
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used to indicate the things someone has achieved
pull out
verb
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to withdraw from or stop being involved in something
bring in
verb
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to take somebody to another place or ask them to do a particular job or be involved in something
hold out
verb
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to physically extend something to someone or something
bring forward
verb
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to introduce or suggest something for discussion
blow up
verb
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to fill something with air or gas
hold back
verb
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to not tell somebody everything you know
come through
phrasal verb
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(of news or a message) to arrive and be received
come around
verb
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to become conscious after an accident or surgery
touch on a topic or issue
phrasal verb
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to talk about a subject briefly or without going into detail
be up to someone or something
prepositional phrase
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if something is up to someone or something, it means that person or thing is responsible for making a decision or causing particular results
put up with
verb
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to accept an unpleasant or annoying situation, experience, or person without complaining; to tolerate
ballpark figure / ballpark
noun
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an approximate number or estimate
in the pipeline
adjective
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the state of being planned, processed, or developed; awaiting completion
push the envelope
verb
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to approach or go beyond the limits of what is allowed or possible
get something across
phrasal verb
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to communicate an idea or message or to be understood
