break up
break in/break into a building
carry out
bring sb round
break down
bring out
carry on (with)
hold back
bring about
get away
break into
bring up
get on
get through
hold on
get on with sb
break out
hold up
stop for holidays
1) stop working 2) lose control of feelings
continue
wait
enter by force
make a new record, book, etc. available
have a friendly relationship with sb, get along with sb
escape
1) delay 2) rob a place
1) cause sb to regain consciousness 2) persuade
cause sth to happen
1) raise a child 2) raise a new subject
1) reach sb by telephone 2) manage to finish sth
start singing, smiling, etc. suddenly
contain one's emotions
do, complete sth
1) begin suddenly 2) escape
1) make progress 2) enter a bus, train, etc
