zero out (to reduce something to zero) Paying for the repairs would zero out my savings account. His bank account zeroed out a few weeks ago. envocabulary.com
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zero in (to direct a gun or missile towards a target) The sniper zeroed in on a distant target. This modern aircraft zero in target by computer. (to focus your attention to one particular thing) We must zero in on what’s important. envocabulary.com
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keep off (stay off, keep away from) Keep off the grass. Keep the flies off this food. (abstain from, do without) You should keep off fatty foods. He decided to keep off drugs. envocabulary.com
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set up (to place, build, or prepare something for use) This is where we’ll set up the stage. The crews will set up the equipment they brought with them. (to arrange or plan an event or activity) We should set up a meeting to discuss a solution. I set up my own company 8 years …
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come with (provided together with) All our products come with a three-year guarantee. The new models come with better graphics cards. envocabulary.com
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