give off (to emit, discharge, produce) Plants take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen. This car doesn’t give off much smoke. Those wild roses give off a sweet scent. envocabulary.com
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give in (to accept defeat; to cease arguing or fighting) All right. I give in. I’ll do whatever you wish. We will fight to the end. We will never give in. envocabulary.com
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wrap up (to put on warm clothes) We should wrap up the baby in the early weeks. Wrap up warm if you’re going out, it’s freezing. envocabulary.com
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throw on (to put on quickly and hurriedly) He threw on his raincoat and ran out of the house. I jumped out of bed and threw my clothes on. envocabulary.com
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slip off (to take a piece of clothing off quickly) I’ll take your blood pressure, so please slip off your coat. Mike slipped his woolen gloves off and put them in his bag. envocabulary.com
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