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>GO OUT (1), LET IN FOR
> go out (together), (with somebody) = go on a date with somebody, have a romantic relationship with somebodyexamples: They had been going out together for three years before they got married. How long have you and John been going … Continue reading
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>GO OUT (1), LET IN FOR
> go out (together), (with somebody) = go on a date with somebody, have a romantic relationship with somebodyexamples: They had been going out together for three years before they got married. How long have you and John been going … Continue reading
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>LOOK INTO
> look into = investigate, examine examples: There are suspicions that he killed his friend. The police are looking into the case. The police are not sure whether it was murder or just an accident. They are looking into every … Continue reading
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>LOOK INTO
> look into = investigate, examine examples: There are suspicions that he killed his friend. The police are looking into the case. The police are not sure whether it was murder or just an accident. They are looking into every … Continue reading
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>LOOK AFTER (1)
> look after (somebody or something) = take care of (somebody or something) examples: Who looks after the baby when you are at work? My father is almost ninety years old. Someone has to look after him night and day. … Continue reading
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>LOOK AFTER (1)
> look after (somebody or something) = take care of (somebody or something) examples: Who looks after the baby when you are at work? My father is almost ninety years old. Someone has to look after him night and day. … Continue reading
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>WRITE BACK
> write back (to somebody) = send a reply to somebody who has sent you a letter examples: When you get my letter, write back at once! I will be waiting! Give my love to everyone and write back soon. … Continue reading
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>WRITE BACK
> write back (to somebody) = send a reply to somebody who has sent you a letter examples: When you get my letter, write back at once! I will be waiting! Give my love to everyone and write back soon. … Continue reading
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>LAY OFF (1)
> lay off = relax, have a rest examples: You ‘ve been working too hard lately. You need to lay off for a while. He became ill through overwork and the doctor told him to lay off for a month. … Continue reading
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>LAY OFF (1)
> lay off = relax, have a rest examples: You ‘ve been working too hard lately. You need to lay off for a while. He became ill through overwork and the doctor told him to lay off for a month. … Continue reading
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