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Vera Belikova
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This flashcard set helps learn English at a university level, focusing on vocabulary and expressions with phrases like "set up," "let off," and "face up to." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to reverse the learning direction from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and advanced learners, these vocabulary flashcards aid in expanding language skills and improving fluency.
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English
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Created / Updated
13.03.2017 / 16.03.2017
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bomb along

travel very fast

butt in

interrupt sb
apply to

be relevant to sb/sm

let off

excuse smb from punishment

on the run from

try to avoid being captured by

dispose of

throw sth away
cheer smb on

give smb loud encouragement

gain on

get nearer to smb one is chasing

congregate around

gather round in a large group

fit smb in

find time in one's schedule to see/meet sb
get in

arrive

get down to

start concentrating on smth

set up

establish smth

break away from

stop being part of smth
fall out with

quarrel with sb

be at odds with

be very different to smth

decide on

make up one's mind about smth

face up to

accept smth
in the interests of

for the sake of smth

let * down

1. lower smth 2.cause smb to be disappointed

let * in

allow sb to enter

let * off

1. excuse from punishment/duty 2.allow smb to leave a vehicle 3.cause sth to explode (a firework)
let * out

1. allow sb/sth to leave a room/building 2.make smth (clsing) wider 3.offer smth (a house) for rent/hire

let up

stop , become less in intensity/force

set * aside

1. keep smth for a future purpose 2.discontinue smth for a period of time

set off

begin a jouney

set * off

1. cause sth ( series of events) to start 2.cause sth (a bomb) to explode

set *out

arrange or display smth

set out for

leave one place to go to another

set out on

leave at the start of a jouney

set out to

intend to do smth

set * up

start smth (an organisation)

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