go back (return to a place) I must go back; I have left the door unlocked. It is getting dark; we should go back home. (to have existed since a time in the past) Their friendship goes back to when they were neighbors. Some of these buildings go back to the …
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come back (return to a place) In half an hour, I’ll come back and pick you up. I’m leaving, and I may never come back. (to start to exist or happen again) The pain in my arm had come back. The fashion for high heels is coming back. …
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get by (manage to survive or deal with a situation) We are not able to get by without food and drink. How do you get by on such a small income? envocabulary.com
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get over (to succeed in dealing with a difficult problem) I’ll try my best to get over this problem. That is difficult, but I have gotten over more severe situations. (to become well again after an illness, shock, etc.) I got over the flu, but now my brother has …
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slip into (to put on a piece of clothing quickly) I’ll go home and slip into something a little more comfortable. She slipped into bed after slipping into her nightgown. envocabulary.com
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