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caicai

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shmily

Note: I just edited it to make it a little bit easier to read. These are common idioms. I'd like to add one of it:

To get ahead: to success

Toefl Idioms

To back out of: To withdraw from a prior commitment

To be about/to have to do with: To have as a purpose; to have as a subject

To be about t To begin soon, on the verge of

To be against: To be opposed to

To be behind in something/to run behind: To be late

To be bound t To be likely or almost certain to

To be up for something: To feel like doing, to want to do something

To be form: To originate from

To be off: Not to function, not to work properly

To be on: To function (properly), opposite of above

To be out: Not to be at work or one’s home

To be out of: Not to have in stock

To be over: To be finished

To be up: To be awake

To be up t To be someone’s decision; to be doing currently

To break down: Not to work properly

To break up: To stop (a relationship)

To bring up: To raise children; to raise an issue for discussion

To brush up on: To review

To build up: To increase

To burn out: To become exhausted or fatigue mentally and physically

To call back: To return a phone call

To check in: To register (at a hotel or conference)

To check out: To inform a place when leaving (opposite of above)

To come down with: To become ill

To come up with: To think of a new concept

To count on: To depend or rely on

To cut out: To stop

To do over: To do again

To do without: To survive without something

To drop by: To visit informally

To drop out of: To stop attending (school, usually)

To eat out: To eat in a restaurant

To fall through: To fail, not to materialize (plans, usually)

To be fed up with: To be disgusted with

To feel like: To want to do something, to be in the mood for

To figure out: To comprehend, to solve

To fill in: To substitute; to write in the blanks (also, “fill out”)

To fill out: To discover

To get along with: To have a good relationship with someone else

To get in: To arrive or to be accepted (to a school)

To get off: To exit a bus, plane, train, etc.

To get out of: To exit a car, truck, taxicab, etc.

To get over: To recover

To get rid of: To discard of throw away

To get up: To arise from bed

To get used t To become accustomed to

To give off: To emit

To give up: To quit; to stop (a bad habit)

To go ahead: To continue

To go on: To continue; to happen

To go up: To increase; to rise

To go with: To match

To grow up: To “grow” from child to adult

To hand in: To submit

To hand out: Distribute

To hang on: To wait

To hang up: To stop talking on the telephone

To have on: To be wearing (clothes)

To hear from: To receive a letter, phone call, or email from someone

To hear of: To be familiar with

To lay off: To release from a job

To leave out: To exclude

To leave it up t To make someone else responsible for

To let someone down: To disappoint someone

To look after: To take care of, watch

To look up t To respect, to admire

To make out: To understand, to comprehend

To make up: To respect; to put on cosmetics; to comprise

To mean t To intend to or plan to

To mix up: To confuse or to put out of order

To pay back: To return money

To pick out: To choose

To pick up: To get, buy, or retrieve something or someone

To point out: To indicate; to emphasize

To put off: To postpone, delay

To put on: To place one one’s body (clothes); opposite of “take off”

To put up with: To tolerate or endure

To see off: To go with someone to the airport, etcetera, to say farewell

To set up: To establish

To show up: To appear; to attend

To sign up: To register; to enroll

To speak up: To express oneself loudly or clearly

To take after: To resemble

To take it easy: To relax

To take off: To remove, to depart

To take place:  To happen, to occur

To talk over: To discuss

To think of: To have an opinion of someone or something

To think (something) over: To consider carefully before making a decision

To touch on: To discuss briefly

To turn down: To decrease the loudness of; to refuse an offer

To off/on: To make something stop working/start working

To wear out /down: To make useless or to weaken through overuse of something

royhz

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annwangwangqxwz

it is really useful..... thanks

6roxy

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jessie_nj2002

多谢！

kenixwu

真是太感谢啰！

springqi

thanks

fillips

四分作文好像是及格的水平。。。。。晕。。。低于四分恐怕只要有作文单项要求的都不要吧。。。。

lyll

太好了