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PHRASAL |
MEANING |
EXAMPLES / TRANSLATION |
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offer up |
present to God (usually not separated with a noun) |
The priest offered up prayers for rain. |
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open out |
1) lay open, unfold |
1) When we arrived Martha opened out a blue tablecloth and spread it on
the grass. |
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2) develop |
2) This land has been opened out considerably; it is full of
factories and houses now. |
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3) begin to be talkative |
3) After a few minutes the stranger opened up and began to
tell us all about his life in Russia. |
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open up |
1) lay open, throw open, |
1) The surgeon opened up the man's arm and removed the bullet. |
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2) make accessible |
2) This small village has been opened up to tourists thanks to the
new highway. |
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order about |
give someone a lot of orders |
I'm tired of Billy always ordering us about. |
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order in |
command someone to enter |
She ordered her son in at once. |
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order out |
command someone to leave |
He ordered the stranger out. |
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own up |
admit, confess |
The maid owned up and said she had broken the lamp accidentally. |
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