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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
to retreat or withdraw from a position, statement, demand, or conflict
Example
The word 'back down' means to retreat or withdraw from a position, statement, demand, or conflict, often because of fear, pressure, or lack of support.
Use common phrasal verbs to express stance, responsibility, and social judgement precisely.
to retreat or withdraw from a position, statement, demand, or conflict
The word 'back down' means to retreat or withdraw from a position, statement, demand, or conflict, often because of fear, pressure, or lack of support.
to pursue or chase after someone or something with the intention to catch up, follow or confront.
He went after her to apologize for his behavior.
to be vigilant or watchful for something
While hiking, look out for signs indicating the dangerous areas.
to tolerate or endure
He has a lot of patience to put up with such challenging situations.
to view with contempt or disapproval
It's unfair to look down on people just because they come from a different background.
to escape punishment or consequences
She thought she could get away with cheating on the exam, but the teacher caught her.
To fulfill one's responsibilities, duties or potential; to meet expectations; to succeed or achieve something
She lived up to everyone's expectations by scoring an A on her exam.
to fail to meet expectations or promises
I was let down by my friend who didn't show up for our appointment.
to confront or accept a difficult or unpleasant situation
cancel
The meeting has been called off due to bad weather.
